关于学生保健问题
Reading Part:
Student Health Services Need Improvement
①The situation at the health center is unacceptable: you sit in a crowded waiting room for hours waiting to get treatment for minor ailments. Then when it’s your turn, you get about three minutes with an overworked doctor. ②I have two suggestions: first, the health center needs to hire more doctors so that each patient receives quality treatment. And as far as the wait time issue is concerned, the health center is currently open Monday through Fridays, which means that people who get sick over the weekend wait until the following week to get treatment.③ So, opening the health center on weekends should solve that problem too.
Sincerely,
Megan Finch
Listening Part:
听力原文
Now listen to two students discussing the letter.
(woman) Did you read that letter in the paper?
(man) ④Sure, and though she’s right about the problems, I don’t think what she proposes will do much good.
(woman) Really?
(man) Yeah. Take her first suggestion: I mean, have you seen the health center.
(woman) Of course! Why?
(Man) ⑤Well…it’s tiny. It suffers from lack of space, so, unless they build more treatment rooms or offices or something…
(woman) Oh, I see…
(man) And also, her second suggestion.
(woman) It seems like that’ll help things out…
(man) Well…not necessarily…I mean…think about it. A lot of students aren't even here on the weekends.
(woman) That’s true.
(man) They leave town and get away; there’s not a lot of people here.
(woman) Yeah, like me, I got home probably…at least twice a month.
(man) ⑥Right, and a lot of us leave campus for the weekend even more often than that. So there’s just not a lot of demand for treatment then. See what I mean?
Question:
The man expresses his opinion about the student’s suggestions that are made in the letter. State the man’s opinion and explain the reasons he gives for holding that opinion.
一.范文
The student proposal suggests that changes need be made to improve the Student Health Center. She thinks they should hire more doctors and keep the center open seven days a week. The man disagrees with the proposal for the following reasons. First of all, the real problem is the lack of space. He thinks the center should build more treatment rooms or office instead of hiring more doctors. Second, students don’t stay on campus on the weekends; they leave two or get away. Keeping the center open is a waste of resource because no one’s there during the weekends.