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WorksheetsHealth and Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: "Too much stress can __________ health problems."
cause
solve
advise
suggest
Which word means ‘unable to sleep’?
nausea
insomnia
flu
fatigue
Choose the correct option: "If you listen to loud music, it can __________ your hearing."
advise
stare
damage
get
Choose the correct collocation: "She rubbed garlic on her spots for its __________ effects."
emotional
biological
antibacterial
contagious
Which word means ‘not visible’?
deadly
invisible
poisonous
quick
What do doctors give for medicine that must be bought at a pharmacy?
description
direction
prescription
suggestion
Choose the correct word: "He used ice to treat his __________ ankle."
broken
sprained
itchy
runny
Which word means ‘pain that doesn’t go away’?
swollen
itchy
persistent
painful
Which word is used when you need to reduce stress?
make
cause
manage
suggest
Choose the correct option: "If you have a sore throat, honey can __________ the pain."
solve
soothe
slice
boil
Which is a correct match? Fear of small spaces =
catotrophobia
lachanophobia
claustrophobia
anthophobia
Choose the correct meaning of “criticise”:
encourage someone
give negative comments
fix something
help with homework
Choose the correct completion: “The boy had an ear __________, so he was given drops.”
disorder
problem
infection
fever
Choose the best word to complete the sentence: "The snake’s __________ is very dangerous."
skin
poison
venom
blood
Which item is used to view bones after an injury?
Scan
MRI
X-ray
Photo
Which means the opposite of “common”?
regular
useful
rare
important
Choose the correct completion: “She could not stop scratching her __________ arm.”
swollen
itchy
burned
freezing
Select the word that means ‘feeling sick in a moving vehicle’:
nausea
indigestion
travel sickness
hay fever
Choose the correct form: “To recover quickly, you must take time to __________.”
play
rest
run
jump
Choose the correct word: “She was allergic to flowers and had severe __________.”
hay fever
upset stomach
sunburn
phobia
Which of the following means “to increase understanding of an issue”?
raise awareness
create attention
solve issues
open problems
Which word completes the sentence? "The tea will help __________ your headache."
solve
swallow
soothe
rub
Choose the correct sentence:
I had a headache, so I took some paint.
I had a headache, so I took some painkillers.
I had a headache, so I took some planners.
I had a headache, so I took some stickers.
What does “authentic” mean?
Fake
Real and genuine
Difficult to find
Expensive
If two teachers collaborate, they…
argue a lot
work together
compete
ignore each other
What does the word “etiquette” refer to?
Table manners
Social rules and customs
Dress code
Holiday plans
The word 'overwhelming' means…
easy to manage
calm and peaceful
very intense or overpowering
pleasant surprise
What is a 'siesta'?
a meal
an afternoon nap
a song
a meeting
If someone is divorced, they…
are not married
are married
just got engaged
have children
What does getting a promotion mean?
Being fired
Getting a higher position
Changing careers
Moving house
If something is rewarding, it is…
boring
frustrating
fulfilling
complicated
To live abroad means to live…
in your hometown
in a foreign country
with family
in a hotel
Many people live longer today, but that doesn’t always mean they are healthier. Poor diet, lack of exercise, and high stress can lead to serious illnesses. To stay healthy, it's important to eat well, stay active, sleep enough, and care for mental health too.
What is the main idea of the text?
Long life means good health.
A healthy lifestyle includes both body and mind care.
Medicine is the best way to stay healthy.
Exercise is more important than food.
Technology has changed how we live, work, and learn. While it offers speed and convenience, too much screen time can reduce focus and affect our health. Finding a balance between digital tools and real-life activities is essential for well-being.
Technology is useful but should be used in moderation.
Real-life activities are less important than technology.
Digital tools improve health.
Technology should be avoided.
Many people turn to home remedies as a natural alternative to conventional medicine, especially for minor ailments like colds, sore throats, and digestive issues. Common treatments include drinking ginger tea for nausea, using honey and lemon to soothe a cough, or inhaling steam to relieve sinus congestion. While some remedies have scientific support, others rely more on tradition than evidence. It's important to understand both the benefits and the limitations of these natural treatments.
Which of the following statements best reflects the author's attitude toward home remedies?
They are always more effective than modern medicine.
They are supported by extensive scientific research.
They are outdated and should be avoided.
They can be useful but should be approached with a balanced view.
Dangerous animals can be found in nearly every part of the world, from the venomous box jellyfish in Australian waters to the stealthy jaguar of the Amazon rainforest. While some animals attack only when provoked, others, like certain snake species, may strike unexpectedly. Humans often fear these creatures, but most dangerous animals play an essential role in maintaining ecological balance. Understanding their behavior is key to avoiding unnecessary risk while respecting their place in the natural world.
What is the main point the author makes about dangerous animals?
They pose a constant threat and should be avoided at all costs.
They are part of nature’s balance and should be understood and respected.
They only exist in remote and uninhabited regions.
They should all be captured or removed for human safety.
Humans and animals alike possess amazing abilities that continue to astonish scientists. Some people have photographic memory, allowing them to recall images with incredible detail, while others display extraordinary physical strength or agility. In the animal kingdom, the mimic octopus can impersonate other sea creatures, and certain birds can mimic human speech. These abilities often serve a specific purpose, such as survival or adaptation, and remind us of the vast potential within nature and ourselves.
What is the main idea of the paragraph?
Only animals have truly amazing abilities that help them survive.
Extraordinary abilities can be found in both humans and animals and often serve important functions.
Physical strength is the most impressive of all human abilities.
Human memory is more advanced than any animal skill.
Phobias are intense, irrational fears of specific objects, situations, or activities, such as flying, heights, or spiders. Unlike general fear, a phobia can cause extreme anxiety and even physical symptoms like sweating or a racing heartbeat. While some people can avoid their triggers without much disruption, others may find their daily lives affected. Treatment options, including therapy and gradual exposure, have proven effective in helping individuals manage or overcome their fears.
What does the author suggest about phobias?
They are always caused by traumatic childhood experiences.
They are normal fears that everyone experiences regularly.
They can significantly impact a person’s life but are treatable.
They are usually ignored because they don’t cause real problems.
In today’s fast-paced world, getting enough rest can be surprisingly difficult. Many people sacrifice sleep to meet deadlines, socialize, or scroll through their phones late at night. However, regularly failing to catch enough sleep can lead to poor concentration, weakened immunity, and even long-term health problems. Experts recommend developing a consistent bedtime routine and avoiding screens before bed to improve sleep quality. Catching some sleep isn’t just a luxury—it’s essential for physical and mental well-being.
What is the author’s main message about sleep?
It’s okay to lose sleep occasionally as long as you rest on weekends.
Most people get more sleep than they actually need.
Sleep is a luxury that only some people can afford.
Prioritizing sleep is crucial for maintaining good health.
Life events such as graduating from university, getting married, moving to a new city, or losing a loved one can have a significant impact on a person's emotions and behavior. Some events bring joy and a sense of accomplishment, while others may lead to stress or grief. How people respond to major life changes often depends on their coping skills, support system, and personal resilience. Understanding that change—whether positive or negative—is a natural part of life can help individuals adapt more effectively.
According to the paragraph, how do life events typically affect people?
They always lead to emotional breakdowns.
Their effects are the same for everyone.
They can influence emotions and behavior in different ways depending on the individual.
Positive events never cause stress.
Everyone has habits, but some can be particularly annoying or even harmful. Common bad habits include biting nails, interrupting others while they speak, or procrastinating important tasks. While these behaviors may seem minor, they can negatively affect relationships, productivity, and even self-esteem over time. Breaking a bad habit usually requires self-awareness, consistency, and sometimes support from others. The first step is recognizing the habit and understanding why it occurs.
What does the paragraph suggest is the first step in overcoming a bad habit?
Becoming aware of the habit and its cause.
Asking others to change your behavior.
Ignoring it and hoping it disappears.
Replacing it with a new habit immediately.
Culture shock is the feeling of confusion, discomfort, or anxiety that people often experience when they move to a new country or are exposed to unfamiliar customs. It can involve difficulties with language, food, social norms, or even everyday tasks. While the initial reaction may be overwhelming, most people gradually adapt as they learn to navigate the new environment. Patience, openness, and a willingness to learn are key to overcoming culture shock and making the most of a cross-cultural experience.
What is the most effective way to deal with culture shock, according to the paragraph?
Avoid interacting with locals and stick to familiar routines.
Be patient, open-minded, and willing to learn about the new culture.
Try to quickly forget your own culture.
Expect the local people to adapt to your customs.
Social etiquette refers to the accepted rules of polite behavior in society, and these rules can vary widely across cultures. For example, making direct eye contact is seen as respectful in some countries but may be considered rude in others. Whether it’s knowing when to shake hands, how to address elders, or what topics to avoid in conversation, understanding local etiquette is essential for building positive relationships. Being observant and respectful of cultural differences can help avoid misunderstandings and show genuine consideration for others.
What is the main reason the author gives for learning about social etiquette in different cultures?
To impress people and gain popularity.
To avoid traveling to unfamiliar countries.
To prevent misunderstandings and show respect.
To teach others how to behave properly.
Life changes, whether expected or sudden, can have a profound effect on a person’s routine and outlook. Events such as starting a new job, becoming a parent, or retiring often require people to adjust their priorities and habits. While change can be unsettling, it also presents opportunities for personal growth and new experiences. Developing flexibility and a positive mindset can make it easier to navigate transitions and find meaning in the new chapter of life.
What is the author’s attitude toward life changes?
They should be avoided whenever possible.
They are always stressful and harmful.
They are negative but necessary.
They can be challenging but also offer personal growth.
Throughout life, people go through various stages, each marked by unique experiences and challenges. In childhood, we focus on learning and building relationships, while adolescence is a time of self-discovery and seeking independence. Adulthood often involves career development, raising families, and achieving personal goals. Finally, in later years, individuals may reflect on their lives, seek fulfillment through hobbies or travel, and focus on maintaining health and relationships. Each stage brings its own rewards and difficulties, but all contribute to the journey of personal growth.
What does the author imply about the different stages of life?
Only the later stages of life offer true fulfillment.
The experiences and challenges of each stage contribute to personal growth.
The childhood stage is the most important for personal development.
Each stage is predictable and without challenges.
While appearance often makes the first impression, it is a person’s character that truly defines them. Physical traits such as height, hairstyle, or clothing may catch the eye, but qualities like kindness, honesty, and determination shape how others perceive us in the long term. It’s important to remember that judging someone based solely on their appearance can be misleading, as many of the most valuable traits are not visible at first glance. A person’s character, developed over time through actions and choices, is what leaves a lasting impact.
According to the paragraph, which of the following statements is true?
Appearance is the most important factor in forming an opinion about someone.
A person’s character plays a more significant role than their physical appearance.
Physical appearance can never be misleading.
People can easily judge a person’s character based on their appearance.
Body language plays a crucial role in communication, often conveying more than words can. Gestures, facial expressions, and posture can reveal a person's emotions, intentions, or level of interest in a conversation. For example, crossed arms might indicate defensiveness, while maintaining eye contact often shows confidence and attentiveness. While body language is universal to some extent, cultural differences can influence how certain gestures are interpreted. Being aware of these cues can help improve understanding in both personal and professional interactions.
What is the main point the author makes about body language?
It is always more reliable than spoken language.
It can help communicate emotions and intentions, but cultural differences matter.
It is not as important as verbal communication in conversations.
Everyone interprets body language in exactly the same way.
What is an omnivore?
An animal that eats both plants and animals
An animal that lives only in water
An animal that eats only meat
An animal that eats only plants
A carnivore mainly eats:
Insects and small rocks
Grains and seeds
Other animals
Fruits and vegetables
A scavenger is an animal that:
Eats only fish
Lives in trees
Hunts for prey
Eats already dead animals
What is the role of a predator in nature?
To eat dead animals
To hunt and kill prey for food
To be eaten by other animals
To avoid other animals
A marsupial is a type of animal that:
Has a pouch to carry young
Flies at night
Lives underwater
Lays eggs
Someone with tousled hair probably looks:
Like they got a fresh haircut
Like they are bald
Very tidy and clean
Like they just woke up
Lank hair is usually:
Long, straight, and lifeless
Short and wavy
Thick and curly
Disheveled hair is best described as:
Covered in accessories
Untidy and messy
Fashionably styled
Neatly combed
A plump person is:
Slightly overweight in a pleasant way
Sick and weak
Very tall and thin
Extremely muscular
What does stout mean in terms of body type?
Tall and lanky
Frail and elderly
Short and strong or heavy-set
Slim and graceful
A soul patch is:
Hair on the cheeks only
A small patch of hair below the lower lip
A mustache with no beard
A full beard
A goatee is:
A full beard and mustache
No facial hair
Hair only on the sideburns
Hair that covers the chin and often the upper lip
A cunning person is often:
Easily fooled
Very honest
Clever in a tricky or deceitful way
Shy and quiet
A gullible person tends to:
Be skeptical of everything
Trick others often
Believe things too easily
Be very argumentative
An unscrupulous person:
Always follows rules
Lacks moral principles
Is extremely generous
Is shy and reserved
A haughty person is often:
Proud and looks down on others
Honest and sincere
Friendly and outgoing
Modest and respectful
Someone who is brusque might come across as:
Kind and understanding
Polite and helpful
Short and rude in manner
Cheerful and funny
A gregarious person enjoys:
Being alone most of the time
Spending time in large groups
Reading quietly
Avoiding conversation
