Topic 1: A life of learning

Task 1

1. What subjects are you studying this semester?

2. What is your major? Why did you choose that as your major?

3. What problems have you encountered while studying your major? How did you
overcome those problems?

4. What are the benefits of English in your major? (e.g., reading comprehension,
writing articles, etc.)

5. Do you think it is necessary for doctors to acquire good English skills? Why (not)?

1. This semester, I am studying of subjects as part of my medical major. These include

General Law, Anatomy, Parasitology, Histology, Probability statistics and General
English 3.
2. I chose to major in Medicine because of my deep passion for helping others and my
fascination with the intricate workings of the human body. It has always been my dream
to contribute to society by improving people's health and well-being.
3. Studying medicine poses numerous challenges, including vast knowledge requirements
and it demands long hours of studying, memorizing complex concepts. To overcome
these, I employ effective strategies like detailed study plans, study groups, and seeking
guidance from experienced professors. I also prioritize self-care and a healthy work-life
balance to avoid burnout.
 Challenges faced: Academic pressure, difficulty in studying vast medical
knowledge.
 Overcame by creating effective study schedule, joining study groups, and seeking
support from professors and peers.

4. It enhances my reading comprehension skills, allowing me to understand and analyze

scientific articles, research papers, and medical literature written in English. Furthermore,
this proficiency enables me to stay updated with cutting-edge medical knowledge from
around the world.
5. Doctor must possess strong English skills. This allows access to global medical
resources, participation in international conferences, and contribution to collaborative
research projects. Moreover, it enables effective communication with patients from
diverse backgrounds, ensuring accurate diagnoses, effective treatment plans, and patient
satisfaction.

Task 2 The most memorable exam you have taken

One of the most memorable exams I've taken was a tough written mathematics exam
during high school. It took place on a sunny day in May, and the atmosphere was filled
with stress and anticipation. Leading up to the exam, I studied intensively, reviewing
formulas and solving practice problems.
When the exam day arrived, I felt nervous yet determined. The questions proved
challenging, but I persevered, applying the concepts and techniques I had learned. Time
flew by, and after submitting my exam, I felt relieved but unsure of my performance.
In the days that followed, I anxiously awaited the results. Finally, when the grades were
announced, I experienced a mix of emotions. Despite the difficulties, I had performed
well, exceeding my expectations. This exam tested not only my mathematical abilities but
also my resilience and determination.
Looking back, this exam stands out as a memorable milestone in my academic journey. It
taught me the importance of preparation, perseverance, and the satisfaction that comes
from conquering challenges and growing personally.