A the shape ofplane. B the sonic thumps. C the strong pulses. D the sound barrier.

A disperse. B dilute. C divide. D distribute.

A promising. B premium. C speedy. D risky.

A He has severe mental illness. B He runs a bread company. C He is always calling 999. D His wife is murdered.

A Harper's behavior is not a specific example. B Those in trouble resort to emergency services. C Those"frequent flyers"behavior is a waste of money. D Measures should be taken to cope with these patients.

A scolding. B accusing. C scorning. D punislung.

A NHS managers selected these patients randomly. B All of the 23 patients suffered mental-health problems. C Most ofthe 23 patients have got benefits. D It does not mainly focus on drug therapy.

A supportive. B objective. C skeptical. D unmentioned.

A stay at hospital to avoid sickness and pain. B bear strong ambitions to fight against disease. C die at home accompanied by her parents. D receive supporl from the govemment and charity.

A A planned death is equal to suicide. B Death is a failure for doctors. C Planning for death is beneficial for patients. D End-of-Iife care is a fundamental rask for doctors.