XX. Answer the following questions:

What do we call: 1. a person who takes care of patients? 2. a doctor who operates on patients? 3. a doctor who treats patients with different medicines and remedies? 4. a person who discovers something new in the field of science? 5. a house where the students live? 6. a grown-up person? 7. the organ which pumps (нагнетает) blood (кровь) through the arteries and veins? 8. a fixed period of time during which the students study? 9. the completion of the course of studies at the Institute?

XXI. Supply questions to these answers:

1. Yes, we can dissect corpses. 2. Yes, they may fix the date of their consultation. 3. Yes, I must complete this work in time.

XXII. Turn the following sentences into negative:

1. My friend left the town for his summer holidays. 2. They are resting now. 3.1 return to the hostel at two p.m. 4. He feels tired after his classes.

XXIII. Put special questions to the following using the given in­terrogative words:

1. My fellow-student got a good mark in English, (what какую) 2. Modern methods of treatment help the doctors to treat people successfully, (how) 3. The surgeon was working at the clinic from 9 a.m. till 2 p.m. (where) 4. My sister looks ill. (who) 5. He is tired because he works hard, (why)

XXIV. Read the passages and answer the questions. Explain your answers:

1. Fred is in the dissecting-room. He is preparing for his Anatomy class. He is dissecting the corpse. 2. Boris is often in the dissecting-room. There he prepares for his Anatomy classes. He dissects corpses. Кто из них в данное время готовится к занятиям по анатомии?

1. On Fridays Nick went to the clinic. He helped the nurse. He took the patients' temperature. He gave patients some remedies. 2. It was Friday yesterday. George was at the clinic for the whole day. He was helping the nurse. He was taking the patients' temperature. He was giving patients some remedies. Кто из них обычно ходил в клинику по пятницам?

XXV. Read and translate Text с:

Text С. Oxford Colleges

Oxford is one of the oldest universities in England. This university has 32 colleges - 27 for men and 5 for women. There are 16 faculties there, among them the medical, humanitarian and others. A large college has about 500 stu­dents; about one hundred students study at a small college. Most of the students of Oxford are those young people who finished private schools.

During the first days after his entrance to Oxford the student meets his tutor (teacher) and begins to work. At the first interview the tutor asks his student many questions. This helps the tutor to understand the general intellectual development of his student. The tutor tells him about the lectures which he must attend and gives the list of books which the student must read during the term.

At the beginning or end of each term the student must take college examinations in written form. In many colleges of Oxford the tutors meet with the head of the college regularly and discuss the students' work.

At Oxford the working hours of the student are from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. At

9 o'clock he sees his tutor or goes to the library or to the lectures. From 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. he goes in for sports and does different exercises. From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. he works in the library or in the laboratory. At 7 p.m. he has dinner. After dinner the students have club activities or attend different societies. At about

10 p.m. the student begins to work again and works for about two hours.