Movie Class

Student: ……………………………………………. Date: ……/……./…….

Ross’s Skin Issue

1. Match the de nitions to the words / phrases on your teacher’s presentation. Write them as well.

( ) …………. a thing that is not normal. ( ) ……….… a dark bump on the skin.

( ) ……….… acne, a red spot on the skin. ( ) …………. can’t gure it out.

( ) …………. not able to be seen. ( ) …………. ordinary.

( ) …………. not harmful or dangerous. ( ) …………. cut off, remove.

( ) …………. not willing to do something. ( ) …………. the two small bumps on a

person’s chest or breasts.

2. Check these options in order to answer the questions on your teacher’s presentation.

A B C D

At the doctor’s office. It’s interesting. big ugly

In the shower. Ross can’t see it. ugly fancy

At work. Joey used to be a doctor. wrinkly benign

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It is cold in the apartment.
It’s not dangerous. He doesn’t know what it is.

Ross has had the problem It’s very dangerous. It’s too small.
for two weeks.
It doesn’t have a name. It’s too big.

When groundhogs hide in It will get much bigger. It’s dangerous.

their hole, winter will
continue. It will eventually disappear. It’s not important.

H I J

He had a triple nipple. The Ross. Cut it off.

Benign. Tell him what it is.

He had the same problem
as Ross. A super mole. Show it to other
doctors.
He had a lot of pimples.

K L M
It’s too big. See another doctor. A year.
It's the wrong color. Go to work. 3 years.
It is on Ross’s ass. Meet friends for a dinner. 23 years.
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Video Transcription
Ross: Hey.
Chandler and Joey: Hey.
Ross: Listen, I need a favor. Umm, I was in
the shower, and as I was cleansing myself, I,
well, I felt something.
Chandler: Was it like a sneeze only better?
Ross: No, no, I mean, I mean a thing on my
body.
Joey: What was it?
Ross: Well, I don’t know, it’s kinda in a place
that’s not... It’s not visually accessible to me,
and I was hoping maybe you guys could help
me out.
Chandler and Joey: Whoa!!!
Chandler: No!!
Ross: Come on you guys, it’s no big deal!
Chandler: Whoa-heeeiiiiii-iiiii-ah!! Huh.
Ross: Well what is it? Is it a mole?
Joey: No, it’s too wrinkly to be a mole.
Ross: Well, eww. What? Is it a pimple?
Chandler: No, it’s... fancier than a pimple.
Look Ross, why don’t you just go see a...
Rachel: Hey guys! What’s...
Chandler: Okay, well, it’s de nite: two more
weeks of winter.
Joey: Yeah, right.
Joey: Well guys?!
Chandler: Okay, how’d it go at the doctor’s?
Ross: Well, he said there’s de nitely nothing
to worry about. It’s totally benign.
Joey: Well what is it?!
Ross: He couldn’t even tell me! He said it was
just some sort of skin abnormality. And the
worst thing is he said, he said, without being
able to identify it, he was reluctant to remove
it.
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Chandler: You know what? You should go to
my guy because when I went in there with my
third nipple, he just lopped it right off. You
know? So I guess I’m lucky. I mean not as
lucky as people who were born with two
nipples.
Ross: At least they knew what yours was. You
know, yours had a name.
Joey: Oh! Maybe they’ll name yours after you!
You know, they’ll call it “the Ross”. And then
people would be like, "Awww, he’s got a
Ross."
Ross: Yeah, that’d be cool!
Ross: That’s all it is, a third nipple. You know?
Just your run-of-the-mill third nipple. You
know? You can take it off. Just slice that baby
right off!
Dr. Rhodes: Take your shirt off, and let’s see
what we’re dealing with here. What are you
doing?
Ross: Just showing you my run-of-the-mill-
slice-it-right-off third nipple.
Dr. Rhodes: Well that’s not a third nipple.
Ross: No?
Dr. Rhodes: First of all, it’s on your ass.
Ross: Well then, what is it?!
Dr. Rhodes: Wait a minute, hold it. Johnson!
Will you come in here a moment?
Dr. Johnson: I’m with Hamilton!
Dr. Rhodes: He’s good with weird things.
Bring him in too.
Ross: You know I have dinner plans!!
Dr. Rhodes: Thank you soo much for coming
on such a short notice. Ladies and gentlemen,
I’ve been practicing medicine for twenty-three
years, and I’m stumped.