[originaltext]W: Now, what seems to be the trouble?M: I don’t know. I often ge

W: Now, what seems to be the trouble?
M: I don’t know. I often get dizzy when I climb any stairs and I feel as though I’m going to faint.
W: Mmmm. Well, your blood pressure is up.
M: Is it?
W: Do your parents have hypertension problems?
M: Well, my father used to have low blood pressure, but after his retirement, he’s got kind of hypertension problem. My mother is OK.
W: You’ 11 have to be more careful, as it is in the family.
M: What can I do about it?
W; Well, you’ll have to stay off fatty or fried foods, less salty and less spicy, if possible. M; Can I have fish and chips. I like it ever since my childhood.
W: Not any more, I’m afraid. One more thing, no more smoking and alcohol drinking. It’s important for you to eat properly and keep to regular time and healthy styles.
M: I see. I don’t smoke, but I sometimes drink a bit red wine. Is that OK?
W: Yes, and I’ll give you some tablets to take twice a day. I’ll put all this down in your case history. Come back in a week or so.
Question No. 11 What is the most likely relationship between the man and the woman?
Question No. 12 According to the man, who used to have low blood pressure?
Question No. 13 What kind of foods does the man like most?
Question No. 14 What does the woman give the man?