Passaggio 1
Ascolto cieco
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Passaggio 2
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Passaggio 3
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Dettato
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Passaggio 5
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📝 Trascrizione dialogo IELTS Speaking
Receptionist: Receptionist: Good morning. HealthPoint Clinic. Can I have your name and appointment time, please?
Patient: Patient: Good morning. I'm Daniel Price. My booking says nine o'clock, but I arrived a bit early.
Receptionist: Receptionist: Thank you, Daniel. I see your record. There is a uniformity in your notes from last visits, which helps us quickly check history.
Patient: Patient: That uniformity is good. I've had similar symptoms each time.
Receptionist: Receptionist: Do you have ID? We must avoid anyone trying to impersonate a patient when collecting prescriptions.
Patient: Patient: Yes, here's my ID. I heard a story of someone who tried to impersonate a neighbour at another clinic.
Receptionist: Receptionist: All right. Where do you live now?
Patient: Patient: Near the old abbey on Church Lane. The walk from the abbey helps me clear my head.
Receptionist: Receptionist: I remember that area. From my vantage at the desk I can see the main corridor and notice if patients need help.
Patient: Patient: That's reassuring. From my vantage outside, the clinic looks busy this morning.
Receptionist: Receptionist: Do you take any medications? We note sundry tablets in your chart.
Patient: Patient: I take sundry vitamins and one prescription. I also picked up sundry leaflets about diet here last time.
Receptionist: Receptionist: Good. We have you down for nine fifteen with Dr. Kaur, slightly later than nine, so you may wait ten minutes.
Patient: Patient: That's fine. Thank you. I prefer the calm near the abbey before appointments.
Receptionist: Receptionist: One last thing, please sign here so we keep uniformity in consent forms.
📝 📚 Domande pratica IELTS
1
What name does the patient give at reception?
Risposta Sbagliata
Risposta Corretta:
A
Spiegazione:
Correct: The patient identifies himself as Daniel Price. B and C mix different surnames and first names not used. D changes the first name to David, which is incorrect.
2
What location does the patient mention living near?
Risposta Sbagliata
Risposta Corretta:
B
Spiegazione:
Correct: The patient says he lives near 'the old abbey on Church Lane.' A and C are not mentioned. D is a plausible distractor but the dialogue specifies 'the old abbey on Church Lane', not a station.
3
What does the receptionist ask the patient to provide to avoid impersonation?
Risposta Sbagliata
Risposta Corretta:
C
Spiegazione:
Correct: The receptionist asks for ID to prevent impersonation. A and B are plausible documents but the text specifically says 'ID.' D is unrelated and not mentioned.
4
How does the receptionist describe the patient's records?
Risposta Sbagliata
Risposta Corretta:
C
Spiegazione:
Correct: The receptionist notes 'uniformity in your notes,' meaning they are consistent and helpful. A and B contradict 'uniformity.' D is not stated; the emphasis is on uniformity, not recency.
5
What can be inferred about the actual appointment time?
Risposta Sbagliata
Risposta Corretta:
C
Spiegazione:
Correct: The receptionist says the patient is down for 'nine fifteen,' slightly later than nine. A is incorrect because the receptionist corrects the time. B is false; the appointment is not cancelled. D is wrong because the receptionist indicates a short wait.
6
What does 'vantage' most closely mean in the receptionist’s comment?
Risposta Sbagliata
Risposta Corretta:
B
Spiegazione:
Correct: 'From my vantage at the desk I can see the main corridor' uses 'vantage' to mean a viewpoint or position to see clearly. A is incorrect; C and D are unrelated meanings.
7
Why does the patient mention the abbey before his appointment?
Risposta Sbagliata
Risposta Corretta:
C
Spiegazione:
Correct: The patient says 'The walk from the abbey helps me clear my head,' indicating it helps him relax. A is incorrect; he did not say he was late. B is not stated. D is not mentioned; he speaks positively about the abbey.
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