UNIT 5 LISTENING 1 AND 2 VOCABULARY REVISION

What does the word 'performance' mean in the context of a school setting?

• Academic achievement

• Extracurricular activities

• Lunch menu

• Attendance record

Explain the term 'concentration' as it relates to studying.

• Concentration in studying is not important for academic success.

• Concentration in studying is the ability to multitask effectively.

• Concentration in studying is the ability to focus on the task at hand without distractions, allowing for better learning and understanding of the material.

• Concentration in studying is the same as daydreaming.

How would you define the word 'participate' in the context of a group activity?

• To ignore the group activity completely

• To be actively involved or take part in the activity alongside others.

• To lead the group activity

• To observe from a distance without actively participating

What can be an example of a common illness.

• Broken bone

• The common cold

• Allergy

• The flu

In what way can you 'prove' your knowledge on a subject?

• Demonstrating practical application, teaching others, or passing a test/exam

• Reading a book, watching a movie, or taking a nap

Describe a 'habit' that can help improve your academic performance.

• Eating junk food before studying

• Skipping classes

• Establishing a study schedule

• Studying only the night before exams

What does it mean to have an 'unhealthy' lifestyle?

• Getting enough sleep

• Engaging in behaviors that are harmful to physical and mental well-being.

• Exercising regularly

• Eating only healthy foods

Why is it important to 'work out' regularly?

• Regular exercise is a waste of time

• Exercise has no impact on health

• Working out makes you gain weight

• Regular exercise helps improve overall health and well-being.

What are the risks associated with being 'overweight'?

• Lower risk of type 2 diabetes

• Increased risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, certain cancers, and sleep apnea.

• Decreased risk of heart disease

• Reduced risk of high blood pressure

How can you 'reduce' your stress levels during exam season?

• Practice relaxation techniques, exercise, sleep well, manage time effectively, and seek support.

• Eat more junk food

• Isolate yourself from friends and family

• Procrastinate studying