People are less likely to get injured while cycling.

• A、True
  
  

• B、False
  
  

• C、Not Given
  
  

第四部分:填句補文(第26~30題,每題2分,共10分)

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How to Talk to a Doctor

It' s one of the saddest situations in modern medicine. The average doctor's appointment lasts 15 minutes or less.（ 26 ）That doesn't' leave much time for chatting about the weather or your mood.

What you don't realize-but what I see very clearly as a doctor --is that what the patient says is more important than ever.（ 27 ）They can also make it much harder for me to figure out what's wrong with you.

Medical schools teach a specific way to conduct an office visit. Part one is the complaint. （ 28 ）Part two in the physical exam. And part three is when the doctor gives you a diagnosis and prescribes or a treatment chances are, you focus on part three, but the patients who receive the best care are those who master part one.

The key is to describe in detail what you've been feeling-not just "bad" but what kind of bad, for how long, and after what kind of activity,

（ 29 ）Even though I've been a doctor for many years, I tend to be a little nervous when I'm the one sitting on the exam table. If I haven't prepared, I lose track of the details I intended to share（ 30 ） When the doctor asks you questions, you can be more specific,and the diagnosis and treatment will be more accurate. And there may be a few minutes left over for a little pleasant conversation!

A. No wonder you feel rushed.

B. Of course, that's easier said than done.

C. It is wise to see a doctor with your friend.

D. It is also called the description of your problem.

E. So I take a few minutes to write down some crucial details.

F. In fact, your descriptions can help me give you great care

People drive to work for convenience.

• A、True
  
  

• B、False
  
  

• C、Not Given