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👉 1. She Is a Doctor
👉 2. She is a doctor. She treats children. She takes care of them. She asks them what is wrong. She tells them everything is going to be okay. She gives them candy at the end. The children love her. She gives the prescription to the parents.
Вопросы и ответы
👉 1. What is her job? - She is a doctor.
👉 2. Whom does she treat? - She treats children.
👉 3. What does she do for children? - She takes care of them.
👉 4. What does she ask the children? - She asks them what is wrong.
👉 5. What does she tell the children? - She tells them everything is going to be okay.
👉 6. What does she give to the children at the end? - She gives them candy.
👉 7. How do the children feel about her? - The children love her.
👉 8. Who gets the prescription? - The parents get the prescription.
👉 9. How many children love her? - The children love her.
👉 10. What is her job title? - She is a doctor.
👉 11. What does she do for children at the end of a visit? - She gives them candy.
👉 12. Who loves her? - The children love her.
👉 13. What does she do when children are sick? - She treats them.
👉 14. What does she tell children about their condition? - She tells them everything is going to be okay.
👉 15. Who does she give the prescription to? - She gives the prescription to the parents.
👉 16. Does she treat adults? - No, she treats children.
👉 17. Do the children like her? - Yes, they love her.
👉 18. What is her relationship with the parents? - She gives them the prescription.
👉 19. Why do children love her? - Because she takes care of them and gives them candy.
👉 20. What does she do after asking what is wrong? - She tells them everything is going to be okay.
👉 21. Does she give candy at the beginning? - No, she gives them candy at the end.
👉 22. What does she do to take care of children? - She treats them.
👉 23. Who loves the doctor? - The children love her.
👉 24. When does she give candy to children? - She gives them candy at the end.
👉 25. What is her profession? - She is a doctor.
👉 26. Who receives the prescriptions? - The parents receive the prescriptions.
👉 27. Does she treat other doctors? - No, she treats children.
👉 28. What do parents get from her? - They get the prescription.
👉 29. What does she do when a child visits her? - She takes care of them and treats them.
👉 30. Does she treat children well? - Yes, she takes care of them.
👉 31. What do children receive from her at the end? - They receive candy.
👉 32. How does she reassure the children? - She tells them everything is going to be okay.
👉 33. Do the parents love her? - The text does not say.
👉 34. Why do children love seeing her? - Because she takes care of them and gives them candy.
👉 35. What does she do first with the children? - She asks them what is wrong.
👉 36. Who says everything will be okay? - The doctor tells the children.
👉 37. What do the parents do with the prescription? - The text does not say.
👉 38. What type of doctor is she? - She treats children, so she could be a pediatrician.
👉 39. Does she give anything to the children’s parents? - Yes, she gives them the prescription.
👉 40. How do children feel during the visit? - The text implies they feel reassured and happy.
👉 41. What is the doctor’s main responsibility? - To treat and take care of children.
👉 42. Who does she talk to first, parents or children? - She talks to children first.
👉 43. Does she give children medicine directly? - No, she gives the parents the prescription.
👉 44. Does the text say she loves the children? - The text does not specify, but she takes care of them.
👉 45. Who interacts with her besides the children? - The parents.
👉 46. Does she give candy to sad children only? - The text does not specify, she gives candy at the end.
👉 47. What does she do if a child is upset? - She tells them everything is going to be okay (implied).
👉 48. Who ensures children’s health in the text? - The doctor ensures children’s health.
👉 49. Do parents get candy? - No, children get candy.
👉 50. What does she likely work as? - A doctor who treats children.
👉 51. Do children trust her? - Yes, she tells them everything will be okay and they love her.
👉 52. Why do parents visit her? - To get their children treated.
👉 53. Does the text mention how long the visit is? - No, it does not mention.
👉 54. What makes her visits special for children? - She gives them candy.
👉 55. Why might parents appreciate her? - Because she treats their children well.
👉 56. Does she give toys to children? - No, she gives them candy.
👉 57. How does she show kindness to children? - By telling them everything will be okay and giving them candy.
👉 58. What is a possible reason children are happy? - Because she treats them and gives them candy.
👉 59. Who reassures the children about their health? - The doctor does.
👉 60. Is she a vet? - No, she treats children, not animals.
👉 61. What type of candy does she give? - The text does not specify.
👉 62. What is the outcome of her treatment for children? - They feel reassured and happy.
👉 63. Does the text say she is friendly? - It implies so since children love her.
👉 64. Could she be a pediatrician? - Yes, she treats children, which is what a pediatrician does.
👉 65. How often does she give children candy? - She gives them candy at the end of the visit.
👉 66. Does the text mention any other staff? - No, only the doctor, children, and parents are mentioned.
👉 67. What kind of doctor takes care of children? - A pediatrician or a children’s doctor.
👉 68. Does she meet new children every day? - The text does not specify.
👉 69. Do children cry when they see her? - The text does not specify, but they love her.
👉 70. How do visits end with her? - With candy given to children.
👉 71. Is her job important? - Yes, she takes care of children’s health.
👉 72. Do parents follow her instructions? - The text implies so since they get prescriptions.
👉 73. Who ensures children know they will be okay? - The doctor ensures this.
👉 74. Can she treat adults? - The text says she treats children.
👉 75. Does she work at a hospital? - The text does not specify where she works.
👉 76. Do the children look forward to visits? - Likely, since they love her and get candy.
👉 77. Does she explain the treatment to children? - The text does not specify, but she reassures them.
👉 78. What might she tell children during a check-up? - That everything is going to be okay.
👉 79. What do children feel after the visit? - Loved and reassured.
👉 80. What does she do if a child feels scared? - She tells them everything is going to be okay.
👉 81. Does she give medical advice? - She likely does as she gives prescriptions.
👉 82. Who benefits from her care? - The children benefit from her care.
👉 83. Does she give them a lot of candy? - The text does not specify the amount, just that she gives candy at the end.
👉 84. Is she an important figure for children? - Yes, the children love her.
👉 85. Does she help children feel better? - Yes, she treats them and reassures them.
👉 86. Do parents respect her? - The text implies parents trust her since they get prescriptions.
👉 87. Why might children feel safe with her? - Because she tells them everything will be okay and gives candy.
👉 88. Does she treat pets? - No, she treats children.
👉 89. What does she do after treating children? - She gives out candy and prescriptions.
👉 90. What is a key part of her job? - Taking care of children’s health.
👉 91. Does she work alone? - The text does not specify other staff.
👉 92. Who receives medical treatment from her? - Children receive medical treatment.
👉 93. Why might parents choose her as a doctor? - Because she treats and takes care of children well.
👉 94. Do children enjoy visiting her? - Yes, they love her.
👉 95. Is giving candy part of her treatment? - It is likely a gesture to make children happy.
👉 96. What is the reaction from children after the visit? - They love her and feel reassured.
👉 97. Do children feel scared with her? - The text implies they feel safe since she reassures them.
👉 98. What is the result of her saying everything will be okay? - Children feel reassured.
👉 99. How does she finish a child’s visit? - By giving out candy.
👉 100. Who makes the children feel better? - The doctor does.