Questions and Answers
[Track 74] What is Karen's problem?
[Track 75] What is Roberto's problem?
[Track 76] What is Vien's problem?
[Track 77] What is Tino's problem?
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[Track 78] What is Eric's problem?
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What is one symptom of a cold?
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What is one symptom of the flu?
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What is a sore throat a symptom of?
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Colds and the flu are ?
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What is one symptom of both a cold and the flu?
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Darla has a headache. She _two aspirin.
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Gaspar's baby is sick. He _her aspirin.
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Study Notes
Audio CD Listening Comprehension
Karen's Problem
- Karen's legs hurt, and she can't get to work.
Roberto's Problem
- Roberto's back hurts.
Vien's Problem
- Vien's ear hurts when she goes outside.
Tino's Problem
- Tino's back and chest hurt.
Eric's Problem
- Eric's head hurts after eating.
Colds and the Flu
- Colds and the flu share some common symptoms, as shown in a Venn Diagram, with headaches being a symptom of both.
Symptoms of a Cold
- Low fever is a symptom of a cold.
- Runny nose is a symptom of a cold.
- Sore throat is a symptom of a cold.
Symptoms of the Flu
- High fever is a symptom of the flu.
- Muscle aches are a symptom of the flu.
- Dry cough is a symptom of the flu.
Key Points
- A runny nose is a symptom of a cold.
- A high fever is a symptom of the flu.
- A headache is a symptom of both a cold and the flu.
- Colds and the flu are different.
- A sore throat is a symptom of a cold, not the flu.
Grammar
- The correct sentence structure is "should take" (e.g., "Darla has a headache. She should take two aspirin.")
- The correct sentence structure is "should give" when referring to giving medicine to someone else (e.g., "Gaspar's baby is sick. He should give her aspirin.")
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Description
A listening comprehension test based on Stand Out 1 Unit 6, where students listen to audio tracks and answer questions about the conversations.