Question

W zadaniu należy odpowiedzieć na 4 pytania nawiązujące do źródeł A,B,C,D,E.

Zależy mi na porządnych,długich wypowiedziach (oczywiście w języku angielskich). Jeżeli ktoś do pytań będzie udzielał 2 zdaniowe wypowiedzi to będą one usuwane. Liczę też, że będzie używane słownictwo na dobrym poziomie, a nie jak dla początkującego.

Dla mniej kumatych, jeżeli ktoś źle widzi załącznik to niech go otworzy w nowym oknie.

Porządna odpowiedź dostanie naj.

Answer 1

1. On the one hand, from the source A we get the impression of the Quacks being a dishonest people. They seem to put advertisements in the news papers, telling that they are willing to help people, no matter how much money they have. Unfortunately, in reality Quacks seem to avoid poor patients. However, they are also shown as not only doing miracles with their hands, but also enjoying helping others. Cheerful and polite greeting is also a sign of efforts they put on the image, which, according to the style of their job, is very important if they want to earn more money.

 

2. The source B gives us an image of Quacks, as a kind, welcoming people, which confirms the statements from the source A. The good-quality and modern equipment also gives them extra points, and the impression of well-informed in their profession. In source C, however, we get to see a greedy men, who shows up only once in a while, to sell their products to poor man. Showing up in that place only once in a week, also leads us to the conclusion, that Quacks doesn’t care for people they sell things to, as long as they just want to earn. Generally, sources B and C shows us the two images of the same group of people.

 

3. Personally, I am not surprised, that such many people visited Quacks. As we all know, a good advertisement is a half way to the fortune. People don’t think if the product is good, or bad, they just believe in what they see. The more we read about the products, or in this case –medication, the more we seem to get an impression, that we know the things. It is psychologically improved, that man usually chooses the products they are used to, and that is exactly what advertisements does, no matter if the product works, or not. That rule didn’t change, and I suppose It won’t.

 

4. The source E is useful in that purpose, as it gives us a clue about the Quack’s behavior. It shows us, that they are dishonest and they want to fool the customers to get wealthy, no matter what.