SYMBOLS OF LONDON
ILLNESS AND TREATMENT
ILLNESSES AND THEIR TREATMENT
LONDON
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100

Which building in London was used as a prison in the past, and what is it used for now?

The Tower of London was used as a prison in the past, and now it is a museum.

100

What should you do if you feel dizzy and your blood pressure is high?

You should rest, sit down, and check your blood pressure.

100

What is the main idea of the text “A Day’s Wait”?

The main idea is that misunderstanding can cause fear, and clear communication is very important.

100

Where is London located, and why is its location important for the city’s development?

London is located in the southeast of England on the River Thames, which helped it grow as a trade and transport center.

100

What illnesses does Mr. Walker say he is suffering from?

He says he has insomnia, headaches, backache, indigestion, constipation, stomach pains, a cold, a sore throat, and he is sneezing and coughing. He also hurt his shoulder, leg, and knee in an accident.

200

Why do you think the Tower of London is more than just a tourist attraction?

Because it has a long and important history.

200

What are the main symptoms that show you need to check your blood pressure?

The main symptoms are dizziness, headache, and vomiting.

200

Why did the author write this story?

The author wrote this story to show how small misunderstandings can deeply affect a person, especially a child.

200

How is London divided into rich and poor areas, which parts belong to each group, and what can be said about life in these areas?

London is often divided into richer western and central areas and poorer eastern areas. The west is known for better living conditions and expensive housing, while the east was traditionally poorer, though many areas are developing today.

200

What does the doctor tell Mr. Walker to do to improve his health?

The doctor tells him to stop worrying, rest, eat regular meals, follow a diet of salads and fruit, avoid alcohol, give up smoking, and take a tonic three times a day before meals.

300

How does Big Ben show the importance of time in British culture?

It shows that time and punctuality are very important in Britain.

300

How does a dentist treat a tooth first?

A dentist first takes an X-ray, then treats the tooth, gives an injection if needed, fills it, or sometimes pulls it out.

300

What did you learn from the text?

I learned that people should explain things clearly and not make quick conclusions

300

Why is London considered one of the most important cities in the world?

Because it is a political, cultural, educational, and financial center.

300

What will happen if Mr. Walker does not follow the doctor’s advice?

The doctor says he might have a nervous breakdown and may even need to go to the hospital.

400

Why are red buses still popular in modern London?

Because they are convenient, comfortable, and a symbol of the city.

400

What can happen if you catch a cold and don’t rest properly?

You may feel worse, get a fever, or have more sneezing and a runny nose.

400

What are the main characters like in the story?

The main characters are the boy, who is brave and quiet, and the father, who is caring but unaware of his son’s fear at first.

400

How does London combine historical traditions with modern life?

London combines old traditions and modern life through historic buildings, museums, and modern architecture.

500

What can tourists learn about London by using red buses and visiting Big Ben?

They can learn about London’s history, culture, and daily life.

500

Why is it important to sleep enough when you are sick or have insomnia?

Because sleep helps the body recover and keeps the body healthy.

500

Who is the author of the text, where was it written, and when was it written?

The author is Ernest Hemingway. The story was written in France and published in 1933.

500

What makes London a multicultural city, and how does this influence daily life there?

London is multicultural because people from many countries live there, which influences food, culture, and lifestyle.