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Joy Abiatadk 33b

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Task 33b
Edu 2024 batch 1
Text 1: Questions 7-14

7. The two reports mentioned in the first paragraph both concluded that homeopathy

A. could be harmful if not used appropriately.
B. merely works on the same basis as the placebo effect.

C. lacks any form of convincing proof of its value as a treatment

D would require further investigation before it was fully understood.
I was wrong, correct answer is C

8. When commenting on the popularity of homeopathy, Professor Broom shows his

A surprise at people's willingness to put their trust in it.

frustration at scientists' inability to explain their views on it.

acceptance a of the view that the subject may merit further study.

D concern over the risks people face when receiving such treatment.
Correct answer is A
9. Johanna Ashmore's views on homeopathy highlight

A A how practitioners put their patients at ease.

B) the key attraction of the approach for patients.

© how it suits patients with a range of health problems.
D the opportunities to improve patient care which GPs miss.
Correct Answer is B
10. In the fourth paragraph, it is suggested that visits to homeopaths

A occasionally depend on a referral from a mainstream doctor.

B frequently result from a patient's treatment preferences.

C should be preceded by a visit to a relevant specialist.
Correct answer is B
D often reveal previously overlooked medical problems.
Model verb could, should, would
Contrast word, occasionally

11. What particularly concerns Professor Glasziou?

A the risks to patients of relying on homeopathic vaccinations. Nm

Bthe mistaken view that homeopathic treatments can only do good. Absolute, only, eliminate. Nm

C. the way that homeopathic remedies endanger more than just the user

Dthe ineffectiveness of homeopathic remedies against even minor illnesses. Nm

12. Greg Cope uses the expression 'wonderful outcomes to underline

A the ability of homeopathy to defy its scientific critics. NM

Ⓑ the value of his patients' belief in the whole process. NM

C the claim that he has solid proof that homeopathy works.NM

D the way positive results can be achieved despite people's doubts.

13. From the comments quoted in the sixth paragraph, it is clear that Johanna Ashmore is

A prepared to accept that homeopathy may depend on psychological factors.

B happy to admit that she was uncertain at first about proceeding. NM

C sceptical about the evidence against homeopathic remedies. NM

D confident that research will eventually validate homeopathy. NM

14. What does the word 'this' in the final paragraph refer to?

A the continuing inability of homeopathy to gain scientific credibility

B the suggestion that the scientific credibility of homeopathy is in doubt

the idea that there is no need to pursue scientific acceptance for homeopathy

D the motivation behind the desire for homeopathy to gain scientific acceptance

ABSOLUTE
ONLY

19. What point is made in the fifth paragraph?

A Severed nerves may be able to be reconnected.

B More research needs to be done on stroke victims.

C Scientists' previous ideas about the brain have been overturned.

D It is difficult for scientists to pinpoint precise areas with an electrode.
Correct answer is D
20. What do we learn about the experiment that made use of light?

A It can easily be replicated in humans.

B It worked as well as could be expected.

C It may have more potential than electrical stimulation.

D It required more complex surgery than previous experiments.
Correct answer is B
21. In the final paragraph, the writer uses the phrase 'a far cry from' to underline

A how much more there is to achieve.

B how complex experiments have become.

the need to reduce people's expectations.

D the differences between types of artificial sensation.

22. Why does Weber give the example of a cochlear implant?

A to underline the need for a similar breakthrough in prosthetics

B) to illustrate the fact that some sensation is better than none

C to highlight the advances made in other areas of medicine

D to demonstrate the ability of the body to relearn skills

Model verb
may, can

Scale
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