Unit 2: Feeling Good? Speaking, Vocabulary and Reading

Unit 2: Feeling Good?

By Thomas Bolding

Cambridge speaking: describing a photograph

Partners. Look at the girls on page 24-25

How do you think they feel? Why do you think they feel this way? Speak for 30 seconds each. Time yourselves.

Tips: use adjectives, talk about the environment, look at where they are, compare/contrast the two girls, think about the activity they are doing.​

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When I say health...what words come to mind?

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Study: Health Vocabulary (Book and Cambridge)

​!WRITE ALL THESE DOWN! Which words do you NOT know?

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​symptoms, disease, immune system, bacteria, viruses, cell, protect, digest, treat, cure, infection, antibody, invade, vaccination, down with something, operate, put under, under the weather, infection, allergic, feverish, stretcher, operating theater, plaster, GP

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PAIRS. Read page 26 and 27

Only read to answer these questions. Each person gets 3-4 questions:

Why does your body have symptoms?

What causes illness?

What is the difference between bacteria and viruses?

What percent of bacteria are good for us?​

How can we treat bacterial infections?

What percent of viruses are spread by touching an infected person?​

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Quiz TIME!!!!!!

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Multiple Choice

In the UK, an operating room is known as an

• operating theatre

• place of stupendous operation

• surgery place

• operation

Multiple Choice

A virus...

• can be treated with antibiotics

• cannot be treated with antibiotics

• is

Multiple Choice

What percentage of viruses are passed from touching an infected person?

• 80%

• 70

• 50

• 40

Multiple Choice

This is a what?

• wheelchair

• stretcher

• operating table

• hospital bed

Multiple Choice

BRITISH ENGLISH. This is a...

• bandaid

• plaster

• bandage

Multiple Choice

To cure means to...

• to make someone more comfortable with their symptoms

• completely eliminate a disease from someone

• to prepare someone for death

Multiple Choice

I'm sorry, Mr. Bolding is ........ and is unable to come to work.

• down with the flu

• under the flu

• on top of the flu

• sick on the flue

Multiple Choice

If I have a fever, I am....

• deathly ill

• COVID

• feverish

• never gonna give you up

Multiple Choice

To be under the weather is an expression for being...

• outside, in the rain preferrably

• sick

• happy

• alive

Multiple Choice

If I am put under, I am...

• dead

• quiet

• asleep

• beneath a table