Unit 11. Keep fit, stay healthy

Keep fit, stay healthy
UNIT 11
ENGLISH 7
Section A.1
Section A.2
Section A.3
Section B.1
Section B.2
Section B.3
Table of contents
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The next person, please.
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Yes. I / here.
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First. I / need / take / your temperature.
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OK.
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You / open / your mouth.
OK. Thank you.
That / 370C.
That / normal.
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Now, I / need / know / your height.
You / stand / over here, please?
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I / just / measure / last summer.
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That / fine.
You / 1.45 m / tall.
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Wow.
Last time / I / 1.35 m / tall
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Now, I / need / weigh / you.
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Oh. I / 40 kilos.
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That’s good. You / can / go back / waiting room.
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The doctor / see / you / in a few minutes.
Now, ask your friends the following questions. Complete the MEDICAL RECORD next page.
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What’s your weight?
What’s your height?
What’s your temperature?
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1. What do you say?
A friend: What does the nurse do before you have a medical check-up?
You: ____
A. She fills in the medical records.
B. She fills the prescriptions.
C. She takes my temperature.
D. She takes me to the doctor.
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1. What do you say?
A friend: What does the nurse do before you have a chemical check-up?
You: ____
A. She fills in the medical records.
B. She fills the prescriptions.
C. She takes my temperature.
D. She takes me to the doctor.
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2. What do you say?
You: ____
A friend: I’m 1.70 m
A. How high are you?
B. How tall are you?
C. What’s your height?
D. B & C are correct.
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2. What do you say?
You: ____
A friend: I’m 1.70 m
A. How high are you?
B. How tall are you?
C. What’s your height?
D. B & C are correct.
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3. What do you say?
You: ____
A friend: I’m 46 kilos.
A. How heavy are you?
B. How many kilos do you have?
C. What’s your weight?
D. B & C are correct.
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3. What do you say?
You: ____
A friend: I’m 46 kilos.
A. How heavy are you?
B. How many kilos do you have?
C. What’s your weight?
D. B & C are correct.
B. What was wrong with you?
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A: Where / you / yesterday? You / not / go / school.
B: I / have / bad cold. I / have / headache.
A: Oh. You / sick. How / you / feel / now?
B: I / feel / OK / now. But / I / a little / tired.
B. What was wrong with you?
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B. What was wrong with you?
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toothache
B. What was wrong with you?
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B. What’s wrong with you?
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1. What do you say?
You: ____
A friend: I had a bad cold.
A. What was wrong with you?
B. What was the problem with you?
C. What was the matter with you?
D. A, B & C are correct.
B. What’s wrong with you?
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1. What do you say?
You: ____
A friend: I had a bad cold.
A. What was wrong with you?
B. What was the problem with you?
C. What was the matter with you?
D. A, B & C are correct.
B. What’s wrong with you?
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2. What do you say?
A friend: What does an aspirin help you?
You: ____
A. It prevents me from a backache.
B. It helps to prevent me from a pain.
C. It helps to prevent me from a toothache
D. It helps to prevent me from a cold.
B. What’s wrong with you?
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2. What do you say?
A friend: What does an aspirin help you?
You: ____
A. It prevents me from a backache.
B. It helps to prevent me from a pain.
C. It helps to prevent me from a toothache
D. It helps to prevent me from a cold.
B. What’s wrong with you?
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3. What do you say?
A friend: How can you help prevent a cold?
You: ____
A. Take an aspirin.
B. Eat well, and exercise.
C. Take cold medicines.
D. Have a medical check-up.
B. What’s wrong with you?
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3. What do you say?
A friend: How can you help prevent a cold?
You: ____
A. Take an aspirin.
B. Eat well, and exercise.
C. Take cold medicines.
D. Have a medical check-up.
B. What was wrong with you?
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Fill in the gap with a correct word.
Everyone suffers _____ the common cold at some time or another. It isn’t a serious _______ but over a billion dollars a year is spent on different kinds of cold ________ every year. This medicine can relieve the ________ . That is, it can make you cough less, make your head less intense, and stop your nose _____ for a while. However, it can’t ________ your cold.

B. What was wrong with you?
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Fill in the gap with a correct word.
Everyone suffers _____ the common cold at some time or another. It isn’t a serious _______ but over a billion dollars a year is spent on different kinds of cold ________ every year. This medicine can relieve the ________ . That is, it can make you cough less, make your head less intense, and stop your nose _____ for a while. However, it can’t ________ your cold.