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Questｉｏns38to42areｂaｓeｄｏｎtｈefｏllｏｗｉｎｇpassage：Some４00０AmeｒｉcansamｂitionｓtoｂecoｍephｙｓiciａnsaｒｅstudyｉｎgfortheｉｒM.Ｄ．sａbｒoad．ManywereｒejeｃteｄｂyU．S.medｉcａlｓcｈｏolｓｓimpｌybecａusetｈerewaｓnoｒoom.Ｌastyeaｒ，foｒｅxamplｅ,soｍe1３,000of３5,000would-ｂeｐhysicｉaｎｓｗｈｏappliedtｏU．S.ｓchoolsweｒeaccepted.Ｏfｔhｏsewhoｗeｒeturneddoｗｎ,wellover600areｔryinｇthefoｒeｉｇｎrouｔｅ．Buｔgaｉningadmittancetoａgoodｆorｅｉgｎsｃｈｏｏlmayｂeapｒoblem.ＢritishmedｉcalschooｌsgiveprioritｙtoBｒitons,ａndCａnａda’swｏrld-ｒenｏwneｄMcGiｌlＵniversiｔySｃhoolofＭedｉcｉnetakesｏｎlyahaｎｄｆulofwｅｌlｑuａlｉｆiedAmerｉcａnsａnnｕａlly.ＢutseveralｓchoolｓdｏwelcomeＵ.S.ｍeｄicaｌstuｄenｔs-－－ifｔｈeｙcａnmａstertheｌoｃaｌｌaｎguagｅ.Mｏrｅthａn500AｍericansareenｒolｌedintｈeＢeｌgｉanuｎiveｒsitiesａtＢrusselsａnｄＬouｖaiｎ，forｅｘaｍple.Ｓｏme８00atｔｅndtheItalｉａnＵｎivｅrｓitｙａtＢolｏgnａ；1７５atRome.Mexiｃｏ’sAuｔonoｍousＵnｉversityofGuadalajaranumbｅｒs1,３00grinｇosａmｏngits４，00０studentｓ．Ｄｅspitedifｆｉｃulｔｉeｓａbroad，ｍａnyＡmｅricanscｏmｐleteｔheｉrｍedｉcａlｅduｃａtｉons，andmaｎagｅtowinｔｈerespectoftheirprofeｓsoｒｓandclａssmａtｅｓ．Ｏneｓecond-yeａrｓｔudentａtLｏuｖａinhasasimｐleexｐｌanａtionfoｒthosesucｃｅsses:“Anyoｎewhoｃｏmesheretobemotｉvateｄ.Yｏuｈaｖetoleａrnanｅwｌａｎguａｇｅ,theｓchｏｏｌisconstaｎtｈaｒdｗｏrk,andｉｔ’sｄifficulttogetｂａckiｎtoｔheＳtａｔestｏpractice”．BeforetheｙcaniｎｔｅrnoｒpracticeinｔheUnｉtｅｄStａtes，graduatesoffｏreiｇｎschoolsｍuｓｔｐaｓsaspecialｅxamｉnaｔioｎrｅquiredbymedicａl-educatiｏnaｕｔhoritiｅｓ.ThetoughｔestisdｅsｉgnedpriｍaｒｉlytoweedouttｈosewｈoarｅｕnaｂletosｐeakEnｇｌishorwｈosemedicaleｄuｃａtioｎisnotuptoＵ．S．standａrｄｓ.38.WhicｈofthefoｌlowｉnｇｉstrueａｂｏutU.Ｓ.wouｌｄ-bephｙsｉcians?A.AmeｒiｃａmｅdｉｃalｓchｏolshavesｕｐerfluｏusapplｉcantsB.laｎguageisaｂiｇproblemａlltheAmeriｃａnstudentsapplyiｎgtoforeｉgｎmedicalschooｌsｈａveｔofaｃe.C.GrａduatesfromｂｏthAｍericａnandｆoｒｅiｇnｍeｄｉcａｌｓchooｌsshouldtakｅtheｓamｅteｓtｂefoｒepracｔiceＤ.Ａsmanyasonｅ-ｔhirdoflastyear’sａｐpliｃaｎtsoｆmediｃａｌschｏolｓarenoｗａpplｙingtｏforeｉgnsｃｈoolｓ39．Ｗhｉcｈisfoｌlowingisｔrueａbouｔfｏｒeｉｇnｍedｉｃaledｕcaｔiｏn?A．AlotoffｏｒeignmeｄｉcalschｏｏｌsdonｏtwｅｌcomeU.S.stｕdentssimplybecausｅtｈｅyhａｖeｔoconsｉｄeｒthｅａpplｉcaｎtsｆｏrｍｔｈｅirｏwｎｃounｔｒieｓfirｓt.B．ToenｔｅrfoｒeiｇnmeｄｉcaｌschoｏlsiｓmｕｃｈｅaｓierthanｔogａｉｎadｍｉttanceｉntｏAmｅricａnmedicalsｃｈooｌsifthｅpｒoｂlemｏｆlanguａgｅisｎｏtregaｒｄｅd.C．ThereaｒenｏtmanｙgoｏｄfoｒeｉgnmedicaｌschoolsａcｃｏrdingtｏAmericaｎstudentsＤ.ＴherｅaresｏｍanｙdｉｆfｉcuｌtｉesｉｎsｔudｙｉnｇaｂroadthatnotmａnｙＡmerｉｃansｔudentｓｂecomesｕcｃessｆｕlinforeignmedicaｌsｃhoolｓ4０.WｈｉｃhoftｈefollowiｎgisｏneofｔhｅdiｆficulｔiｅｓtｈeAmeｒicanｓｔudenｔsatforｅign，ｍeｄiｃａlsｃhoolshavetoｆace.A.LivingandｍｅｄｉcalconｄitionsinfoｒeiｇｎcountriesarenｏtsｏgooｄａsthｏsｅｉnAmerica.Ｂ.Thereiｓracialdｉscriｍinaｔioｎaｇaiｎsttｈｅm．C.Theyarｅgivennoｏppｏrtuniｔiestｏpｒacticｅatlｏcａlｐｌaｃes.D.ＴheyarｅｔreateｄｔhesaｍeasforeigｎｐｈysiciansandmedicalschoｏlgraｄuａtesｗhentｒyingｔogoｂacktoAmericaｔoｐraｃtｉｃｅ.41.Whatdoeｓthewoｒd“gringoｓ”meaｎ？Ａ.Ａmｅｒiｃａns.B.ＦoreiｇnersC.AmeｒicansinＭexicoD．Ｍexｉcans42．Whiｃｈofthｅfollowｉｎgcaｎbethｅｔitｌｅｏfthispａssage?A．ForｅigｎMedｉｃａlＳｃｈoｏls.Ｂ.LifeａtＦorｅigｎＭedｉcalSchoolsC.TheｔoughＦoｒeignRｏｕte.D.AmｅrｉcａnWould-bePhｙsiｃiaｎsａtＦoreignSｃhoｏｌｓ．

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