pre unit test 9

Match the definitions 1–10 with the nouns a–j.

A doctor does this to remove or repair part of somebody’s body.

• stomach ache

• sprain

• operation

• sore throat

Match the definitions 1–10 with the nouns a–j.

You may suffer from this if you eat too much.

• stomach ache

• sprain

• operation

• sore throat

Match the definitions 1–10 with the nouns a–j.

This can show a broken bone in your arm, for example

• stomach ache

• X-ray

• operation

• sore throat

Match the definitions 1–10 with the nouns a–j.

When you hit a part of your body, this will change colour after a few days and may be black or blue.

• stomach ache

• bruise

• operation

• sore throat

Match the definitions 1–10 with the nouns a–j.

You may find it hard to speak or eat if you have one of these.

• stomach ache

• bruise

• operation

• sore throat

Match the definitions 1–10 with the nouns a–j.

You can take this medicine if you have a headache

• stomach ache

• bruise

• aspirin

• sore throat

Match the definitions 1–10 with the nouns a–j.

You may do this to your ankle or wrist. It is not as serious as a fracture.

• stomach ache

• bruise

• sprain

• sore throat

Match the definitions 1–10 with the nouns a–j.

If you break your leg, it will be put in one of these

• stomach ache

• plaster cast

• sprain

• sore throat

Match the definitions 1–10 with the nouns a–j.

If you feel very hot, you may have one of these

• stomach ache

• high temperature

• sprain

• sore throat

Match the definitions 1–10 with the nouns a–j.

You may have one of these if you have an accident with a knife

• stomach ache

• high temperature

• cut

• sore throat