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Total questions: 144

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1.

Match the words with their images:

a)

1.

blister

b)

2.

sprained ankle

c)

3.

food poisoning

d)

4.

rash

e)

5.

flu

2.

Parallel structure in English grammar is the repetition of the ___ grammatical form in all parts of a sentence.

a)
different
b)
opposite
c)
same
d)
mixed
3.

Choose an example of a 'parallel structure':

a)
She enjoys swimming and to dance.
b)
They enjoy hiking, to camp, and fishing.
c)
She likes reading, writing, and jogging.
4.
a)

a

b)

b

c)

c

d)

d

5.

Which sentence uses parallel structure to list symptoms of a mild concussion?

a)

She felt dizziness, nausea, and headaches.

b)

She was feeling dizzy, felt nausea, and has headaches.

c)

She felt dizzy, nausea, and headaches later.

6.

When you have a headache, it is referred to as a​ (a)   . This can be triggered (b)   a tension​, which is often caused by stress,​ (c)   of sleep, or dehydration if you haven't drunk​ (d)   water.

Choose from the below words
migraine
by
lack
enough
7.
a)

a

b)

b

c)

c

d)

d

8.

Match the words with their images:

a)

1.

bachache

b)

2.

wound

c)

3.

a cold

d)

4.

sunburn

e)

5.

cough

9.

What is a 'parallel structure' in English grammar?

a)

repetition of sounds in poetry

b)

using same grammatical forms to express similar ideas

c)

using different tenses in a sentence

10.
a)

a

b)

b

c)

c

d)

d

11.

When you experience stomach pain, it is called a​ (a)   . This can be caused by a stomach​ (b)   , which is a virus that you​ (c)   from another person, or food poisoning if you’ve​ (d)   something bad.

Choose from the below words
stomachache
bug
caught
eaten
12.
a)

a

b)

b

c)

c

d)

d

13.

A​ (a)   is a discolored area​ (b)   skin on your body caused​ (c)   an injury or accident. Bruises are usually purple or​ (d)   but change color as they​ (e)   .

Choose from the below words
of
by
blue
heal
bruise
14.

Match the words with their images:

a)

1.

throw up; vomit

b)

2.

passout; faint

c)

3.

come round

d)

4.

have a check-up

e)

5.

prescribe medicine

15.

If you throw up, you ___, i.e. you bring up the contents of your stomach.

a)

swallow

b)
digest
c)
vomit
16.
  • Sam passed ___ on the bus because of the heat.

a)

out

b)
up
c)
around
17.
  • After ___ in the heat, Emily finally came round when they gave her some water.

a)
dizzying
b)
fainting
c)
sweating
18.

Sitting for long hours at his desk gave Robert a (a)   .

19.

What distinguishes acute pain from chronic pain?

a)

Acute pain happens suddenly; chronic pain persists beyond normal healing.

b)

Acute pain hurts more; chronic pain hurts less overall.

c)

Acute pain is minor; chronic pain is severe usually.

20.
a)

a

b)

b

c)

c

d)

d

21.

Which situation most likely indicates flu rather than a cold?

a)

high temperature and body aches

b)

brief throat irritation in morning

c)

mild sneezing without fever

22.

What is an allergy commonly triggered by?

a)

eating spoiled food at a diner

b)

a virus spread by classmates

c)

something eaten or exposed to

23.
a)

a

b)

b

c)

c

d)

d

24.

What causes a stomach bug?

a)

overeating salty snacks

b)

dehydration during exercise

c)

a virus caught from another person

25.

Food poisoning is most likely after ___.

a)

borrowing a friend’s scarf in winter

b)

eating undercooked chicken at a restaurant

c)

using a new shampoo brand

26.

What condition may cause loss of voice and pain when swallowing?

a)

rash from detergent exposure

b)

headache after working too long

c)

sore throat from infection or flu

27.

What physical effect does swelling most directly describe?

a)

Changing color from blue to green

b)

Becoming larger than normal in size

c)

Bleeding quickly from a small cut

28.

Which situation most likely leads to a bruise?

a)

Standing still for five minutes

b)

Bumping into the coffee table

c)

Washing hands with warm water

29.

Which activity is most likely to cause blisters during a trip?

a)

Wearing new shoes on a hike

b)

Wearing a soft cotton scarf

c)

Drinking water frequently

30.

Which description best matches how sunburned skin often feels?

a)

Bruised and blue colored

b)

Red and sore to the touch

c)

Smooth and moisturized

31.

Which preventive action would most reduce the chance of sunburn?

a)

Keeping shoes tightly laced always

b)

Applying sunscreen before exposure

c)

Drinking more coffee every morning

32.

What is the meaning of pass out?

a)

to endure discomfort

b)

to receive an injection

c)

to lose consciousness

33.

If someone is getting better, what is happening?

a)

recovering from illness

b)

developing new symptoms

c)

undergoing major surgery

34.

Undergo surgery is best described as what action?

a)

have a medical operation

b)

become sick with flu

c)

vomit on the carpet

d)

get vaccinated yearly

35.

Which sentence best uses the phrase have a check-up correctly in context?

a)

I have a check-up with my doctor every two years

b)

I have a check-up to fix my broken window

c)

I have a check-up when my car runs poorly

36.

What does it mean if a doctor gives you a prescription?

a)

The doctor recommends sleep for a week

b)

The doctor tells you which medicine to take

c)

The doctor schedules surgery immediately

37.

Which group lists common painkillers mentioned?

a)

Omeprazole, ranitidine, famotidine

b)

Aspirin, ibuprofen, paracetamol

c)

Penicillin, amoxicillin, erythromycin

d)

Diazepam, lorazepam, temazepam

38.

Which sentence correctly uses painkillers?

a)

Daniel took some painkillers to grow taller quickly

b)

Daniel took some painkillers to ease his headache

c)

Daniel took some painkillers to improve his memory

d)

Daniel took some painkillers to cure his flu entirely

39.

Antibiotics are primarily used to treat which condition?

a)

Seasonal allergies

b)

Severe insomnia

c)

Chronic pain

d)

Bacterial infections

40.

Which sentence correctly applies antibiotics in a medical context?

a)

The doctor prescribed me antibiotics to reduce sunburn

b)

The doctor prescribed me antibiotics to whiten my teeth

c)

The doctor prescribed me antibiotics to improve my athletic speed

d)

The doctor prescribed me antibiotics for my throat infection

41.

What is cough syrup generally used for?

a)

Treating skin rashes instantly

b)

Treating bone fractures quickly

c)

Treating high blood pressure

d)

Treating coughs and sore throats

42.

Laxatives are medicines used to treat which problem?

a)

Anemia

b)

Ear infections

c)

Dehydration

d)

Constipation

43.

Antidepressants are a variety of medicines used to treat which issues?

a)

Acute food poisoning

b)

Depression and anxiety

c)

Seasonal influenza

d)

Broken bones

44.

Sleeping pills are typically taken to address what?

a)

Stomach ulcers

b)

Insomnia

c)

Muscle sprains

d)

Tooth decay

45.

Choose the option that best completes the sentence: Joe is _____ a terrible cold.

a)

coming round

b)

getting ill

c)

suffering from

d)

passing out

46.

During her first trimester of pregnancy, Maria often experienced morning _____.

a)

nausea

b)

flu

c)

cough

d)

bruises

47.

Ken went to see his dentist about his _____.

a)

hearing

b)

vision

c)

teeth

d)

stomach

48.

Which phrase correctly describes regaining consciousness after fainting?

a)

holding up

b)

passing out

c)

breaking down

d)

coming round

49.

Select the symptom most associated with influenza.

a)

blurred vision

b)

sprained wrist

c)

tooth decay

d)

high fever

50.

Which term best fits this description: prolonged discomfort due to illness?

a)

passing out

b)

getting ill

c)

suffering from

d)

coming round

51.

Identify the condition commonly linked to pregnancy mornings.

a)

nausea

b)

bruises

c)

cavity

d)

rash

52.

Choose the phrase that means losing consciousness.

a)

passing out

b)

coming round

c)

nodding off

d)

keeping awake

53.

Which professional should you visit for cavities and gum pain?

a)

surgeon

b)

pharmacist

c)

optician

d)

dentist

54.

Which option best completes the sentence: After fainting, she is slowly _____ and can speak now.

a)

suffering from

b)

coming round

c)

passing out

d)

getting ill

55.

Choose the word that names a red, itchy skin condition.

a)

nausea

b)

toothache

c)

rash

d)

bruise

56.

Which word describes pain in a tooth?

a)

toothache

b)

rash

c)

nausea

d)

bruise

57.

Identify the term for feeling sick to the stomach.

a)

nausea

b)

bruise

c)

toothache

d)

rash

58.

Select the word for a dark mark after an impact.

a)

bruise

b)

nausea

c)

rash

d)

toothache

59.

My back was really hurting, so I took some _____.

a)

antidepressants

b)

antibiotics

c)

laxatives

d)

painkillers

60.

Which medicine helps constipation by promoting bowel movements?

a)

laxatives

b)

painkillers

c)

antibiotics

d)

antidepressants

61.

Which drug class treats bacterial infections?

a)

laxatives

b)

antidepressants

c)

antibiotics

d)

painkillers

62.

Sarah _____ to remove her appendix.

a)

got vaccinated

b)

had a check-up

c)

endured pain

d)

underwent surgery

63.

Which action best prevents certain diseases by building immunity?

a)

had a check-up

b)

underwent surgery

c)

endured pain

d)

got vaccinated

64.

For routine health evaluation without symptoms, which action fits best?

a)

underwent surgery

b)

had a check-up

c)

endured pain

d)

got vaccinated

65.

Which sentence best uses parallel structure to describe a routine?

a)

She jogged at sunrise, reads at noon

b)

She jogging at sunrise, read at noon

c)

She jogs at sunrise, reads at noon

d)

She jog at sunrise, reading at noon

66.

Choose the sentence with correct comma usage for an introductory phrase.

a)

After the meeting we went for coffee

b)

After the meeting we, went for coffee

c)

After, the meeting we went for coffee

d)

After the meeting, we went for coffee

67.

Identify the sentence that avoids a dangling modifier.

a)

Walking to the store, soaking happened quickly

b)

Walking to the store, the storm soaked quickly

c)

Walking to the store, we were soaked by rain

d)

Walking to the store, the rain soaked us quickly

68.

Select the revision that removes wordiness while preserving meaning.

a)

Due to the fact that she was late, class paused

b)

Owing to lateness, the class was put on pause

c)

On account of lateness, the class was paused

d)

Because she was late, class paused

69.

Which sentence uses the semicolon correctly to join related clauses?

a)

The study was thorough; it lacked conclusions

b)

The study was thorough; however it lacked conclusions

c)

The study was thorough, it lacked conclusions

d)

The study was thorough however; it lacked conclusions

70.

Choose the sentence that maintains consistent verb tense in a narrative.

a)

He opening the door, looks inside, leaves

b)

He opens the door, looks inside, leaves

c)

He opened the door, looks inside, left

d)

He opens the door, looked inside, leaves

71.

Identify the correct use of a colon to introduce a list.

a)

Bring the following pens: notebooks, chargers

b)

Bring the following pens notebooks: chargers

c)

Bring the following: pens, notebooks, chargers

d)

Bring: pens, notebooks, chargers

72.

Select the sentence that eliminates a comma splice.

a)

The data were clear, the argument failed

b)

The data were clear, and the argument failed

c)

The data were clear; the argument failed

d)

The data were clear the argument failed

73.

Which revision strengthens academic tone without adding jargon?

a)

The results were neat and somewhat clear

b)

The results were very cool and pretty clear

c)

The results were strong and clearly presented

d)

The results were super good and kinda clear

74.

Choose the sentence that correctly places the restrictive clause.

a)

The students, who submitted early, received feedback

b)

The students who submitted early received feedback

c)

The students who submitted early, received feedback

d)

The students, who submitted early received feedback

75.

There’s a nasty _____ going round the office at the moment.

a)

wound

b)

stomach bug

c)

sprained ankle

d)

blister

76.

After hiking all day, Jane noticed she had a painful _____ on her heel.

a)

sore throat

b)

blister

c)

nausea

d)

sunburn

77.

My nose was running because I’d caught a _____. Choose the best word.

a)

cold

b)

blister

c)

sore throat

d)

backache

78.

Tara had a _____ after wearing her new sandals. Pick the most suitable word.

a)

blister

b)

antibiotics

c)

sprained ankle

d)

wound

79.

The doctor put a bandage on my _____. Select the correct term.

a)

antibiotics

b)

wound

c)

backache

d)

cold

80.

Fred _____ with his doctor last week. What best completes the sentence?

a)

passed out

b)

came round

c)

had a cold

d)

had a check-up

81.

John _____ on the hot bus and was unconscious for two minutes. Choose the right phrase.

a)

came round

b)

passed out

c)

sprained an ankle

d)

had a check-up

82.

The _____ on my finger started to bleed. Which word fits?

a)

blister

b)

backache

c)

sore throat

d)

antibiotics

83.

Which term names medicine used to treat bacterial infections?

a)

antibiotics

b)

bandages

c)

blisters

d)

check-ups

84.

Which symptom most commonly suggests an inflamed pharynx causing pain when swallowing?

a)

backache

b)

sore throat

c)

sprained ankle

d)

blister

85.

After losing consciousness, someone later _____ when they regain awareness. Choose the correct phrase.

a)

passes out

b)

gets a blister

c)

comes round

d)

has a check-up

86.

Which condition is most associated with twisting the joint during sports?

a)

cold

b)

backache

c)

sprained ankle

d)

sore throat

87.

Choose the best word to complete: Vince had a bad ______ which made it painful for him to swallow.

a)

severe blister on his lip

b)

deep wound on his arm

c)

persistent sore throat today

d)

sharp backache after work

88.

Select the word that best completes: He was unconscious for two minutes, and then he ______.

a)

passed out once more

b)

had a routine check-up later

c)

sprained his left ankle

d)

came round and woke up

89.

Pick the most suitable completion: After lifting the heavy piano, I had a terrible ______.

a)

wound on my shoulder

b)

cold with a fever

c)

backache in my lower back

d)

sore throat from shouting

90.

Choose the correct option: Jim was prescribed ______ to treat his infection.

a)

rest for common cold

b)

a check-up at clinic

c)

antibiotics by doctor

d)

a bandage for ankle

91.

Which option correctly matches the medical term with its meaning shown in the sentences?

a)

came round means fainted again

b)

passed out means regained consciousness

c)

sprained ankle means twisted ligament

d)

blister means deep open wound

92.

Identify the best word to fill the blank: Doctors are ______ Graham’s heart condition with strong medication.

a)

treating the chronic illness

b)

giving a mild check-up

c)

enduring the sharp pain

d)

fainted during the tests

93.

Choose the word that best expresses a temporary illness:

a)

sprained ankle after running

b)

cold with sniffles and cough

c)

wound requiring stitches

d)

backache from heavy lifting

94.

Select the option that correctly uses medical vocabulary in context:

a)

We get blistered the ankle

b)

They gave fainted during class

c)

He had a check-up at hospital

d)

She underwent antibiotics last week

95.

Which term best fits a scenario of losing consciousness briefly?

a)

passed out during the heat

b)

treated with antibiotics

c)

had a check-up yesterday

d)

got a bad backache

96.

Choose the most precise term for a fluid-filled skin lesion after friction:

a)

sprained ankle injury

b)

blister after long walk

c)

wound from deep cut

d)

cold with sore throat

97.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence: Larry ___ ill when he was travelling in India last year.

a)

got seriously

b)

fell unexpectedly

c)

became suddenly

d)

turned quickly

98.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence: Jean ___ sick several times during the night.

a)

came down

b)

threw up

c)

checked in

d)

passed out

99.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence: Diana ___ from lack of food but regained consciousness a few minutes later.

a)

fainted

b)

vomited

c)

recovered

d)

injected

100.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence: Greg ___ a vaccination in his left arm.

a)

underwent

b)

endured

c)

prescribed

d)

received

101.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence: If you are ___ from the stomach flu, you need to stay at home.

a)

infected

b)

immune

c)

suffering

d)

recovering

102.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence: When I visited the doctor, she ___ me a prescription for my allergy medication.

a)

wrote

b)

gave

c)

issued

d)

filled

103.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence: She had to ___ the pain of a long and difficult recovery after her surgery.

a)

bear

b)

cure

c)

dose

d)

heal

104.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence: Maud ___ surgery last week.

a)

had

b)

made

c)

did

d)

gave

105.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence: I hope that you ___ better soon.

a)

grow

b)

get

c)

feel

d)

turn

106.

Choose the best option: Which sentence correctly uses a past event related to medical care?

a)

She is undergone surgery last week

b)

She has undergo surgery last week

c)

She underwent surgery last week

d)

She undergoes surgery last week

107.

Which option best identifies a concrete noun in the context of health and sickness?

a)

Hospital

b)

Diagnosis

c)

Recovery

d)

Wellness

108.

Choose the noun phrase that refers to a specific medical condition.

a)

Painfully swollen

b)

Severely infected

c)

Recovering rapidly

d)

Chronic lower back pain

109.

Which noun phrase correctly uses a modifier to specify the type of illness?

a)

A severe fever

b)

Fever severely

c)

Severe and feverish

d)

Severely with fever

110.

Select the option that is a countable noun commonly used in healthcare.

a)

Advice

b)

Equipment

c)

Appointment

d)

Medication

111.

Which noun phrase best describes a period of poor health?

a)

Fluent expression

b)

Flu-like speaking

c)

A bout of flu

d)

Fluently spoken

112.

Identify the noun that denotes a place associated with sickness and treatment.

a)

Clinic

b)

Fatigue

c)

Illness

d)

Symptoms

113.

Which option shows a noun phrase with a premodifier indicating duration?

a)

Three days migraine

b)

Migraine three day

c)

Three-day migraine

d)

Migraine of three days

114.

Choose the option that correctly forms a medical noun phrase with a head noun and complement.

a)

Treatment for anxiety

b)

Treat anxiously

c)

Treatment anxiously

d)

Anxious treatment

115.

Select the noun phrase that specifies a cause linked to sickness.

a)

Infected bacterially

b)

Bacterially infected

c)

Infection from bacteria

d)

Bacterial infecting

116.

Which option is a noun phrase referring to a set of observable indicators of disease?

a)

A cluster of symptoms

b)

Symptomatically clustered

c)

Clustering symptomatics

d)

Clustered symptomatology

117.

Which term best describes services and systems that provide medical care to people?

a)

Diet planning and meals

b)

Healthcare services and systems

c)

Personal fitness routines

d)

Mental resilience strategies

118.

Which word refers to the kinds and amounts of food a person regularly eats?

a)

Diet and daily intake

b)

Deficiency of nutrients

c)

Health scare episode

d)

Life-threatening condition

119.

Which phrase means regularly making choices that promote physical and mental well-being?

a)

Health risk behaviors

b)

Healthcare insurance

c)

Out of shape condition

d)

Healthy lifestyle habits

120.

Which term names problems affecting the body or mind that may require treatment?

a)

In good shape status

b)

Health issues and problems

c)

Diet trend changes

d)

Mental exercises only

121.

A lack of necessary vitamins or minerals in the body is called what?

a)

Deficiency of essential nutrients

b)

Healthcare professional advice

c)

Health-conscious consumer

d)

Out of shape fitness

122.

Behaviors like heavy drinking and smoking increase what?

a)

Mental health awareness

b)

In good shape performance

c)

Diet balance and variety

d)

Health risk and danger

123.

Which phrase describes a fit, strong physical condition from regular exercise?

a)

In good shape physically

b)

Life-threatening condition

c)

Health scare headline

d)

Healthcare waiting list

124.

Which expression refers to poor fitness, low stamina, or lack of regular exercise?

a)

Mental health support

b)

Out of shape physically

c)

Dietician-guided plan

d)

Healthy lifestyle pattern

125.

A sudden worry about possibly having a serious illness is known as what?

a)

Deficiency diagnosis

b)

Healthy lifestyle choice

c)

Diet improvement plan

d)

Health scare experience

126.

Which adjective describes someone who makes careful choices to promote well-being?

a)

Health-conscious and mindful

b)

In good shape only

c)

Life-threatening and acute

d)

Healthcare-dependent patient

127.

What term focuses on emotional well-being, stress management, and psychological balance?

a)

Mental health and wellness

b)

Out of shape symptoms

c)

Healthcare operations

d)

Diet restriction plans

128.

A condition that could potentially result in death is described as what?

a)

Life-threatening medical condition

b)

Health risk awareness session

c)

Deficiency of minor nutrients

d)

In good shape athletic form

129.

Which term best describes the maintenance or improvement of health through diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases?

a)

Healthcare systems in communities

b)

Healthcare as medical maintenance

c)

Health risks from behaviors

d)

Healthy lifestyle activities

130.

What is the most accurate definition of diet in everyday usage?

a)

Foods eaten regularly

b)

Short-term meal plan

c)

Strict weight-loss program

d)

Calorie counting routine

131.

Which sentence correctly uses lifestyle as defined here?

a)

Her lifestyle includes regular exercise

b)

Her lifestyle is a single meal

c)

Her lifestyle is one doctor visit

d)

Her lifestyle is a vitamin pill

132.

Which option best defines health issues?

a)

Physical or mental problems

b)

Public health campaigns

c)

Daily workout routines

d)

Balanced meal choices

133.

Select the best meaning of deficiency in a health context.

a)

Temporary fitness boost

b)

Lack of necessary substance

c)

Minor lifestyle preference

d)

Excess of nutrients

134.

Which situation exemplifies a health risk as described?

a)

Drinking water often

b)

Walking after dinner

c)

Stretching before exercise

d)

Smoking cigarettes daily

135.

Which phrase matches being in good shape?

a)

Average health status

b)

Irregular sleeping habits

c)

Good physical condition

d)

Poor physical condition

136.

Which phrase best matches being out of shape?

a)

Excellent endurance

b)

Balanced nutrition

c)

Moderate flexibility

d)

Poor physical condition

137.

Which scenario illustrates a health scare?

a)

Starting a new workout

b)

Planning regular checkups

c)

Worried due to test results

d)

Feeling fine after tests

138.

A patient has bone problems due to low vitamin D. Which term from the material applies most directly?

a)

Health risk from smoking

b)

Health scare after symptoms

c)

Deficiency of a nutrient

d)

Unhealthy lifestyle choice

139.

Which sentence best defines health-conscious behavior?

a)

Being focused only on athletic performance

b)

Being indifferent to dietary choices

c)

Being aware of and concerned about wellness

d)

Being casually aware of daily stress

140.

Which example illustrates being health-conscious?

a)

She skips meals on busy days

b)

She always chooses nutritious foods

c)

She rejects all medical advice

d)

She exercises once a year

141.

What does mental health primarily refer to?

a)

A person’s dietary vitamin intake

b)

A person’s emotional and psychological well-being

c)

A person’s financial stability

d)

A person’s athletic achievements

142.

Which sentence uses mental health correctly in context?

a)

He measured his mental health by calories

b)

Mental health means avoiding all medicines

c)

It’s vital to care for mental as well as physical health

d)

Mental health is only about gym workouts

143.

A life-threatening condition is best described as

a)

A routine checkup with no symptoms

b)

A temporary sprain needing rest

c)

A health problem likely resulting in death

d)

A mild cold lasting three days

144.

Which scenario exemplifies life-threatening condition usage?

a)

He scheduled a casual wellness visit

b)

He was diagnosed and required immediate surgery

c)

He canceled a dental cleaning for travel

d)

He started a new vitamin supplement