B

　　At the doctor’s office

　　Wilson is a foreign student in Britain. He is learning English there. He still has some trouble using the language.

　　Doctor: Good morning. You’re a new patient, I think. What’s the trouble?

　　Wilson: Sometimes I feel cold and sometimes hot. I have a headache and a stomachache. Doctor: Yes, you look a bit off-colour.

　　Wilson: What colour, please?

　　Doctor: Sorry, what I said was “off-colour”. We use it to describe how people look or feel when they are unwell. Let me take your temperature. When did this start?

　　Wilson: I felt very tired last night when I went to bed. Then I felt really bad this morning when I woke up.

　　Doctor: I see. Now, let’s look at your temperature. Ah, just as I thought, a hundred and one. Wilson: Oh, a hundred and one? So high?

　　Doctor: Ah, yes, that must sound strange to you. We measure people’s temperature on the Fahrenheit scale（華氏）. In centigrade, your temperature is 39℃, which is a bit high, but not exactly boiling point（沸點(diǎn)）.

　　Wilson: Oh, it isn’t very bad, then.

　　Doctor: No, it isn’t serious. You’ve got a cold. I’ll give you some medicine. You’d better stay at home in the warm for a day or two and drink plenty of water.

　　Wilson: Thank you very much, doctor. I’m feeling better already. It wasn’t so difficult telling you about my illness.

　　Doctor: No, language doesn’t matter too much to a doctor. After all, vets manage without language at all.

　　Wilson: Please, what a “vets”?

　　Doctor: Animal doctors. Now I must end this English lesson and see my next patient.

　　34．Which word has the same meaning as the underlined word “off-colour”?

　　A. tired

　　B. lazy

　　C. sick

　　D. stressed

　　35．What do we know about Wilson?

　　A. He is good at English.

　　B. He has had a cold.

　　C. He is from the UK.

　　D. He knows the doctor well.

　　36．What is the doctor like?

　　A. Impatient.

　　B. Strict.

　　C. Humorous.

　　D. Curious.

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