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📝 Transcripción diálogo IELTS Speaking
Receptionist: Good morning. City Health Clinic reception. How can I help you today?
Patient: Morning. I'm Tom Harris. I booked an appointment for 10:30 with Dr Ahmed.
Receptionist: Let me check the system. I see an entry at 10:45 with Dr Patel. Are you sure about 10:30?
Patient: Yes, I'm pretty sure. I even brought an anthology of short stories to read while I waited.
Receptionist: That's nice. We also keep a health anthology in the waiting room, with short articles on self-care.
Patient: The walk here was odd. I had to clamber over a low wall after the pavement was blocked.
Receptionist: Oh dear. I hope you're not too late. A bit of small talk — the weather is better than yesterday.
Receptionist: Before the doctor sees you, we need to record a few parameters. Temperature and blood pressure are standard.
Patient: That's fine. Also, one of the transfer notes looked unintelligible when I handed it over.
Receptionist: Yes, the nurse said a note was nearly unintelligible. Could you confirm the medication name, please?
Patient: I take low-dose aspirin. The handwriting on the note was bad, so it was hard to read.
Receptionist: Quick check — could you give the last digit of your phone number to confirm your record?
Patient: Sure. The last digit is 7.
Receptionist: Thank you. The nurse will clip the pulse oximeter on a finger digit. That will give us oxygen saturation as a parameter.
Patient: I hope the reading is clear. Yesterday a probe slipped and the machine gave an unintelligible value.
Receptionist: No problem. The nurse might even need to clamber onto a small stool to reach the high cupboard for your forms.
Patient: Okay, thanks. I'll wait in the chair by the window and read my anthology until they call me.
📝 📚 Preguntas de práctica IELTS
1
What appointment time does the patient say he booked?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
A
Explicación:
The patient explicitly says he booked an appointment for 10:30. Option B is the time the receptionist finds in the system, which conflicts with the patient's claim. Options C and D are not mentioned.
2
What item does the receptionist say is available in the waiting room?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
A
Explicación:
The receptionist mentions a 'health anthology in the waiting room'. The other items are plausible waiting-room items but are not mentioned in the dialogue.
3
Which parameter will the nurse record using a finger digit?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
A
Explicación:
The receptionist says the pulse oximeter will clip on a finger digit to give 'oxygen saturation' as a parameter. Blood sugar, temperature and weight are different checks and are not linked to a finger digit in the passage.
4
In context, what does the word 'clamber' most nearly mean?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
A
Explicación:
'Clamber' is used when the patient describes climbing over a low wall; this means to climb awkwardly. The other choices are different actions and do not match the usage in the passage.
5
Why was one of the notes described as 'unintelligible'?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
A
Explicación:
The patient later says the handwriting was bad, supporting the idea the note was hard to read. There is no mention of a foreign language, missing pages, or the nurse losing the note, so the other options are not supported by the passage.
6
What can be inferred about the patient's arrival at the clinic?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
A
Explicación:
The patient says he had to clamber over a low wall and that it slowed him down, so it is reasonable to infer a delay. There is no evidence he arrived early, came by ambulance, or missed the appointment.
7
Which doctor's name appears on the receptionist's schedule?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
A
Explicación:
The receptionist checks the system and mentions an entry at 10:45 with Dr Patel. The patient claims Dr Ahmed, making option B a conflicting but incorrect detail. Options C and D are not mentioned.
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