Unit Test Module 2

Injuries, Accidents and First aid

Jane: Ouch, I _______ my hand on the stove!

Friend: Oh no, let me get some ice for that!

Jane: Thanks, I should have been more careful. 

• burnt

• twisted

• sprained

• cut

Injuries, Accidents and First aid

James: Ah, I think I ______ a muscle while lifting weights at the gym.

Friend: Let's apply some ice and take it easy for a while to avoid further injury.

James: Thanks, I'll definitely stretch more next time before working out.

• cut

• pulled

• bruised

• break

Injuries, Accidents and First aid

Martha: Ouch, I _______my ankle while running on the track!

Friend: Let's elevate it and apply some ice to reduce the swelling.

Martha: Thanks, I'll have to take it easy for a while.

• bruised

• cut

• hit

• twisted

Injuries, Accidents and First aid

Steve: Ouch, I accidentally ______my leg while mountain climbing!

Friend: Let's clean it up and put a bandage on it, we don't want it to get infected.

Steve: Thanks, I'll be more careful next time.

• burnt

• cut

• twisted

• pulled

Injuries, Accidents and First aid

Mary: Ouch, a basketball just ______my head.

Friend: Are you okay? Let's sit down for a bit and make sure you don't have a concussion.

Mary: Thanks, I feel a bit dizzy, I'll take it easy for a while.

• twisted

• bruised

• hit

• burnt

Sayings

This means to be compassionate and kind. It's a reminder to be empathetic and caring towards others.

• Lend a hand.

• Keep your head above water.

• Have a heart.

• Butterflies in your stomach.

Sayings

This describes the feeling of being nervous or excited, usually about something important.

• Heart of gold.

• Gut feeling.

• Butterflies in your stomach.

• Put your best foot forward.

Sayings

This phrase refers to trusting your intuition. It’s about listening to that inner voice that guides you.

• Gut feeling.

• Keep your head above water.

• In good hands.

• Butterflies in your stomach.

Sayings

That means think carefully and use your brain. It’s all about making smart decisions.

• Use your head.

• Have a heart.

• Lend a hand.

• Put your best foot forward.

Sayings

This means to be nervous or unsure about something, often before a big event.

• Cold feet.

• Put your best foot forward.

• Keep your head above water.

• Heart of gold.