This Woman Went To The Doctors | POEM

A woman visits a doctor, explaining her family's unusual self-perceptions: she feels like a cat, her husband thinks he's a bell, and her son believes he's a chicken. The doctor humorously responds to each claim. The woman also mentions her forgetfulness, adding a comedic twist to the conversation.

What unusual feeling does the woman describe to the doctor?

• She feels like a dog.

• She feels like a cat.

• She feels like a bird.

• She feels like a fish.

How does the doctor humorously respond to the husband's belief?

• He tells him to ring a bell.

• He tells him to stop ringing.

• He asks him to give a ring.

• He asks for a bell.

What does the woman's son believe he is?

• A dog

• A chicken

• A bell

• A cat

Why did the woman not mention her son's belief earlier?

• They needed the meat.

• They needed the milk.

• They needed the eggs.

• They needed the feathers.

What issue does the woman mention at the end of the conversation?

• She keeps hearing things.

• She keeps seeing things.

• She keeps forgetting things.

• She keeps losing things.