The Examination

I was waiting for the doctor to finish his
examination. I was worried and nervous. Would
he have to operate? What would he have to
say?

Dr. Johnson was a heart specialist. He
was an excellent doctor, and his examinations
were always complete He listened to the
patient's heart, took his blood pressure and
temperature, gave him an X-ray and examined his eye and ears.

The doctor finally completed his examination and spoke to me. He told me that heart trouble is never a minor illness, but this wasn't a serious heart attack. He advised
losing some weight, getting a plenty of sleep,and eating good meals. Smoking and drinking would be harmful, of course

Dr. Johnson said it would be necessary to be careful while, but he was confident that
there was nothing to worry about

I felt much better after I spoke to Dr.Johnson. I was certain that my uncle would be
up and around again very soon. He's seventy
years old now, but can still alive for long time if
he talks good care of himself.

Questions :

1. What does the last paragraph talk about
A Dr. Johnson felt much better
B. The writer's uncle felt better.
C. The writer felt worry.
D. He can still alive for long time.
E. The writer felt relief.

2. What is the purpose of the text?
A To give information to the reader.
B. To tell the reader what happened in
past
C. To entertain the readers.
D. To tell how is the process happened
E To describe something to the reader

3. "He listened to the patient's heart…."
What does the underlined word refer to?
A. The writer
B. The writer's uncle
C. Dr. Johnson's patient
D. Dr. Johnson
E. The reader

4. According to the text, which one is not good
for people who have a heart disease?
A. Avoid smoking.
B. Losing some weight.
C. Getting a plenty of sleep.
D. Eating nutritious meals.
E. Drinking enough alcohol.

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The Examination