1. Ex.1. Translate from English into Kazakh.

The most lonely thing in the world is a soul when it is preparing to go on its far journey. The ties that held her to friendship and to earth were breaking, one by one. The rain still beat against the windows. When it was light enough the text morning, Johnsy again commanded that she be allowed to see. "Give her good care, and she’ll get well. And I must see another sick person in this house. His name is Behrman. A painter, I believe. And that afternoon Sue came to the bed where Johnsy lay. She put one arm around her. "Look out the window , dear at the last leaf on the wall. Didn’t you wonder why it never moved when the wind was blowing? Oh, my dear, it is Behrman’s great masterpiece – he painted it there the night that the last leaf fell."

Ex. 2. Discuss the following questions.

1. Where did the two young painters live and why couldn’t they get a better place to live in? 2. Why was Johnsy unfit to stand the strain of the suffering? 3. What chance did the doctor say Johnsy had? What was his advice? 4. Why did Sue say that according to the doctor Johnsy’s chances were ten to one? Was it true? 5. Why did Johnsy want to see the last leaf fall? 6. Why was Sue leaving Behrman’s room with her chin in the air? 7. Why did he change his mind? 8. Why did Sue and Behrman look at each other without speaking when they got back to the girl’s room?

Ex. 3. Retell the text: a) without any details; b) as Sue (Johnsy, the doctor, the painter).

Ex. 4. Describe:

a) Sue b) Johnsy c) Behrman when he was young d) Behrman as an old painter e) the doctor.

Ex. 5. Speak on the life of the two young as young as you imaging it was.

Срсп 10-11 physical diagnoses you and your health

How Healthy Are You?

Check your knowledge.

What sort of shape are you in? Are you the sort of person who goes for a run each morning , or are you the other kind who gets out of breath when reaching for a cigarette?

Maybe you have a lot of energy. You go to work or school, you make decisions all day, you do extra work at home. Exercise? You don’t have enough time - why bother anyway?

Well, the answer to that question is your body design. Human beings weren’t built for sitting at a desk all day: your body is constructed for hunting, jumping, lifting, running, climbing and a variety of other activities. If you don’t get the exercise that your body wants , then things can go badly wrong. Your mind works all day , and you are to come too early death.

Not a very cheerful thought, and of course the natural reaction is “It’s not going to happen to me”. Maybe, maybe not. Here are two ways of looking after yourself: firstly, by seeing if you are doing the right sort of exercise, and secondly by seeing if you have the right kind of diet.

Ex. 1. Summarize the text.

Ex. 2. Match the examination in column A with the instructions in column B.

Example: I’d just like to examine your throat. Could you just open your mouth as wide as you can?

A B

1.the throat a. remove your sock and shoe

2.the ears b. remove your top clothing

3.the chest c. turn your head this way

4.the back d. open your mouth

5.the foot e. tilt your head back

6. the nasal passage f. stand up

Ex. 3. Imagine, you’re a doctor. Try to diagnose these illnesses.

1. Common symptoms: weakness, fever, sore throat, and "puffiness" to the cheek(s). The swelling may extend from the cheeks to under the angle of the jaw.

2. This common childhood illness has its highest incidence in the spring. One has fever, malaise, headache , and sore throat. These symptoms will give way to a rash (pink, circular spots) that starts on the trunk, arms, and legs. Duration of the rash is typically 1-3 days.

3. Common symptoms in adults include : fever, chills, runny nose, sore throat, swollen glands, frontal headache, muscle and body aches, joint pains, dry cough, chest pains with coughing and weakness.

4. The common presentation is abdominal pain with fever, loss of appetite, and nausea. Within hours (6-8 hours) the pain localizes to the right lower quadrant of the abdomen.

5. Common symptoms include productive cough, fever, and chills. Shortness of breath is seen in more severe cases, breathing OUT is more difficult than breathing IN. The act of breathing OUT may be accompanied by a musical wheeze.

6. This infection will commonly start as an upper respiratory infection with symptoms of runny nose, fever, and sore throat. A cough may be present, but it is usually dry and nonproductive. Eventually a rash erupts, first on the face or trunk finally spreading to the limbs. The rash starts as red spots that later turn to blistery bumps. The rash will eventually crust over, scab and only rarely cause scarring. This process may take 7-14 days.

7. It is generally a 3-7 days illness (often seasonal) that results in congestion, runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes, sore throat and dry cough. There may be an associated low grade fever.

Ex. 4. Suggested topics for conversation.

1. You’ve scalded your hand.

2. Your neighbor has strained his arm (elbow).

3. Your little niece (nephew) has got a splinter in her (his) finger.

4. You have undergone an operation and are telling your friend about the surgeon who performed it.

Ex. 5. Topics for oral composition.

An accident you witnessed.

A visit to throat (nerve, lung etc.)

The way you were treated for flue.

The way someone attended to you when you were ill.

At the hospital

Coming back to the University after being ill.

Ex. 6. Dramatize the situations.

1) Mary was on duty in her hospital . She felt that something was wrong with her. By 8:30 she felt awful, her temperature was 40C. Another nurse noticed it and asked what the matter was and called the doctor.

2) You are visited by your doctor. He doesn’t like your symptoms and tells you not to get up until your temperature goes down. He listens to your heart and takes tour blood pressure. Then he writes out some prescriptions and promises to return next day.

3) The moment the doctor leaves you make and attempt to get up, though you are aching all over. You say that you can’t bear lying in bed without anything to do. Tour mother tries to bring you back to reason.

4) One autumn day Mr. Swing returned home from his office complaining of a splitting headache. He was sure he had a touch of flu and decided to take a couple of aspirins. But his wife wanted him to consult his doctor.

5) You’re 45, a housewife, have 3 children.

You came to consult your doctor. You get a pain in your stomach after meals . Fried and oily foods seem to be the worst.

6) You are a student of 19. You have constant headaches. Your headache is worse in the evening. You came to consult the doctor.

7) Jack and Chuck are talking about their health and about things their doctors have told them to do. Jack has just had a complete physical examination (his “annual check up”), and he says the doctor is not happy about his blood pressure. Chuck says his doctor had advised him to lose ten pounds: he says this (losing weight) is the hardest thing. Chuck has diabetes , and Jack asks him about the restrictions the doctor has placed on his died.

Ex. 7. Answer the following questions:

1.What discovery was recently made by medical experts?

2.What was discovered with the help of a series of tests on some competitors in a race?

3.In what way can exercise be used by creative artists?