clb 4 listening instructor assessment tool
theme: health & safety topic: going to the pharmacy
task: understanding medication warning
clb competency area(s): 4: comprehending instruction resource: https://lustals.ca/resource_46805
instructions: you are in a pharmacy. you are picking up new medications. the pharmacist is
giving you instructions. listen carefully and respond on your paper.
medication warnings
write or circle the correct answer from the audio.
1. is it safe to drive a car when you take this medication? yes no
2. can you refill this prescription? yes no
3. what should you do before you use this medicine?
4. what is the best kind of weather to go outside when you are taking this medicine?
(2)
5. can you eat these foods when you take your medication? (write: yes or no)
a) a salad no b) cheese pizza no (2)
6. what should you drink when you take this medicine?
7. what kind of food can you eat if your stomach is upset?
8. can you take this medication 45 minutes before lunch? yes no
9. if you take this medication at 10:00 a.m. today, can you take it in the afternoon tomorrow?
yes no
10. can you stop taking this medication if you feel better? yes no

Question

clb 4 listening instructor assessment tool
theme: health & safety topic: going to the pharmacy
task: understanding medication warning
clb competency area(s): 4: comprehending instruction resource: https://lustals.ca/resource_46805
instructions: you are in a pharmacy. you are picking up new medications. the pharmacist is
giving you instructions. listen carefully and respond on your paper.
medication warnings
write or circle the correct answer from the audio.
1. is it safe to drive a car when you take this medication? yes no
2. can you refill this prescription? yes no
3. what should you do before you use this medicine?
4. what is the best kind of weather to go outside when you are taking this medicine?
(2)
5. can you eat these foods when you take your medication? (write: yes or no)
 a) a salad no b) cheese pizza no (2)
6. what should you drink when you take this medicine?
7. what kind of food can you eat if your stomach is upset?
8. can you take this medication 45 minutes before lunch? yes no
9. if you take this medication at 10:00 a.m. today, can you take it in the afternoon tomorrow?
yes no
10. can you stop taking this medication if you feel better? yes no

Accepted Answer

This appears to be a listening assessment tool related to health and safety (going to the pharmacy and understanding medication warnings) with questions about medication usage. Since it's about a listening task with questions to answer based on audio (though the audio isn't provided here), if we assume we need to analyze the questions or possible answers:

### For each question (assuming we infer based on typical medication instructions):

1. **Is it safe to drive a car when you take this medication?**
   Often, some medications cause drowsiness, so the answer here is marked "No" (as per the image).

2. **Can you refill this prescription?**
   Marked "Yes" (maybe the medication is refillable, e.g., a common prescription).

3. **What should you do before you use this medicine?**
   The answer written is "Shake the Bottle well" (common for liquid medications).

4. **What is the best kind of weather to go outside when you are taking this medicine?**
   The answer is "And stay in the sun a long time" – *Wait, this might be a mistake (maybe "not" stay in the sun? But as per the image, that's what's written). Maybe a mishearing, but the written answer is as such (maybe the medication makes you sensitive to sun, so "not" stay, but the student wrote this – or maybe a different context).

5. **Can you eat these foods when you take your medication? (a) a salad / (b) cheese pizza**
   Marked "NO" for cheese pizza (cheese can interact with some medications like MAOIs, so maybe that's the case).

6. **What should you drink when you take this medicine?**
   Answer: "Plenty of water" (common for many medications to aid absorption).

7. **What kind of food can you eat if your stomach is upset?**
   Answer: "such cracker or bread" (bland foods like crackers/bread are recommended for an upset stomach).

8. **Can you take this medication 45 minutes before lunch?**
   Marked "No" (maybe it should be taken with food, or at a different time).

9. **If you take this medication at 10:00 a.m. today, can you take it in the afternoon tomorrow?**
   Marked "No" (maybe the dosage schedule is strict, or it's a once - daily medication with specific timing).

10. **Can you stop taking this medication if you feel better?**
    Marked "No" (you should finish the prescription as directed, even if you feel better, to ensure the illness is treated).

If the task is to check the answers or interpret the questions, the marked answers (and written responses) follow typical medication - related knowledge (e.g., not driving with certain meds, not stopping early, not refilling incorrectly, etc.).

If the question is to "answer" these based on the image (since the audio isn't here), the marked answers (Yes/No) and written responses are as per the student's work. For example, for the "Yes/No" questions, the marked answers are:

1. No
2. Yes
3. Shake the Bottle well
4. And stay in the sun a long time (note: may have a typo/error, but as per the image)
5. No (for cheese pizza)
6. Plenty of water
7. such cracker or bread
8. No
9. No
10. No

If the goal is to confirm the marked answers or the written responses, the above is the breakdown. If the question was to "solve" (answer) these, the responses are as per the image (with some interpretation for the written ones).

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Explanation:

For each question (assuming we infer based on typical medication instructions):

Answer: