A、To quit the job. B、To take tranquilizers. C、To relax. D、To find a new accountant. C

Doctor: Well, I’ ve checked you over pretty thoroughly and I can’t find anything wrong. It sounds to me as if you’ ve been overdoing things.
Patient: I have.
Doctor: Exactly how much extra work are you doing now? I mean, you mentioned overtime. Do you take time off at the weekends?
Patient: Well, I’ ve had to work Saturdays and Sundays. On Sundays I do the accounts. Our accountant left suddenly but we’ re getting a new man next week.
Doctor: Well, I think these headaches could be connected to the fact that you’ re under a great deal of strain. I think you’ ve got to make more time for yourself — more time to relax. Now I can give you something to relax you a little, but I think we might wait a bit. What’ s your opinion?
Patient: I’ d rather not be on tranquilizers if I can help it. I’ m believing that nothing’ s actually wrong.
Doctor: I really can’t see anything wrong; you seem to be in good health.
Patient: Well, as you say, I need to calm down a bit.
Doctor: Take Sunday off— completely. Go out for the day. You mentioned the new accountant. When does he start?
Patient: Next week. It should make a lot of difference.
Doctor: Okay, I want you to take things easier. See if you can share your responsibilities more, so that you get more time to relax. And go and get your eyes seen to. That’ s next week, is it?
Patient: Next week.
Doctor: Great. Okay. Now, I’ d like you to come in and see me in a couple of weeks. Tell me how things are getting on.
Patient: Good. Thanks very much, doctor.
Doctor: Okay. We’ll see you again. Bye.
Patient: Goodbye. Thanks very much.
16. What brought the patient to the doctor?
17. What did the doctor advise the patient to do?
18. When will the patient come to see the doctor next time?
19. What has the patient had to do on Sundays?
20. What was the patient complaining of when he came to see the doctor?