4. Listen on Track 8 and choose TRUE or FALSE for the statements. Modern science was based on old writings originating from the ancient Romans and Greeks. . Medieval physicians would base their treatments on one's symptoms. . Surgeons would take care of skin conditions. . Physicians with an academic degree would cure their patients with drugs and diets. . Physicians made and sold drugs. . British apothecaries would make drugs. . In the early 16th century, British apothecaries would prescribe drugs. . The need for medical care wasn't high. . Academic medicine often could not cure diseases. 0. People would turn to anyone who proved to be qualified. 1. The difference between a charlatan and a qualified physician had more to do with fees than the outcome. 2. A literate person would learn medicine by reading. 3. All educated men who acquired some theoretical medical knowledge would practice medicine. 4. People would rely on doctors. 5. Housewives often had herb gardens that provided medical ingredients. TRUE FALSE ​