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Health vs Food

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Translate into English:

1. Kalorija

(a)  

2.

2. Senėjimas

(a)  

3.

3.Maisto virškinimas

(a)  

4.

4. Maisto papildymas, priedas

(a)  

5.

5. Skiepijimas, vakcinavimas

(a)  

6.

6. Palankus, naudingas

(a)  

7.

7. Kraujospūdis

(a)  

8.

8. Širdies liga

(a)  

9.

9. Priaugti, (pa)didėti

(a)  

10.

10. Plaučių pajėgumas

(a)  

11.

11. Apsirūpinti, (su)kaupti

(a)  

12.

12. Stulbinantis, įspūdingas, nuostabus

(a)  

13.

13. Įtemptas, įsitempęs

(a)  

14.

14. Jaudintis, bijoti, nerimauti (with word "stress")

(a)  

15.

15. Išvargęs, suvargęs, išvargintas

(a)  

16.

Choose the correct word/phrase

1. Chemicals found in certain food

a)

enzyme

b)

nutrients

c)

nitrates

d)

nutrition

17.

2. The organ of the body in the head that controls functions, movements, sesations and thoughts

a)

breathe

b)

heart

c)

nerve

d)

brain

18.

3. The organs and process in the body which protect you from illnesses and infections

a)

health expert

b)

lung capacity

c)

immune system

d)

treatment

19.

4. A piece of paper you are given after paying for goods or services that you buy

a)

recipe

b)

receipt

c)

prescription

d)

tip

20.

5. An amount of something that is safe or acceptable

a)

allowance

b)

charity

c)

infection

d)

goodies

21.

Write a word/phrase (English)

1. A small tube that carries blood to different parts of the body

(a)  

22.

2. a shop where medicinal drugs are dispensed and sold

​ (a)  

23.

3. The parts of the body that allow movement

(a)  

24.

4. To use your teeth to cut food into small pieces before you swallow it. (Verb)

(a)  

25.

5. The number of heartbeats per minute

(a)  

26.

6. Digestive juices in the mouth to help break down food

(a)  

27.

7. To eat quickly and impolitely

(a)  

28.

8. Somebody who does work without getting paid to do it

(a)  

29.

9. to move air into and out of the lungs

(a)  

30.

10. To cause something to improve or become more successful. (Verb)

(a)  

31.

Word formation: forming abstract nouns from adjectives.

1. Exercising daily increases your (a)   (STRONG).

32.

2. Thank you for your (a)   , Mr Henley. (PATIENT)

33.

3. A poor diet can lead to (a)   (ILL)

34.

4. (a)   is a growing problem among teens. (OBESE)

35.

5. With age comes experience and (a)   (WISE)

36.

6. (a)   is a common medical symptom. (TIRED)

37.

7. I often suffer from (a)   indigestion so I take medicine to relieve the symptoms. (PAIN)

38.

8. The doctor gave him a (a)   for some antibiotics. (PRESCRIBE)

39.

9. Deep (a)   can help to reduce stress levels. (BREATHE)

40.

10. Many of us have heard of the (a)   classes called "pilates" which are on offer in gyms. (FIT)