INTER 1- UNIT 2-(JULY)

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LISTEN AND WRITE THE CORRECT SENTENCEShttp://www.cambridge.org/interchangearcade/UNIT 12-SUGGESTIONS(2)
3.
- A.
  
  Patient, doctor, nurse, surgeon, specialist
- B.
  
  Nurse, ophtalmologist, dentist, doctor
- C.
  
  Doctor, patient, ophtalmologist, surgery
Correct Answer
B. Nurse, opHtalmologist, dentist, doctor
4.

Some places worked on this unit are
- A.
  
  Drugstore
- B.
  
  Surgery
- C.
  
  Syringe
- D.
  
  Ward
- E.
  
  Waiting room
- F.
  
  Bandage
Correct Answer(s)
A. Drugstore
B. Surgery
D. Ward
E. Waiting room

Explanation
The given answer includes a list of places that are commonly associated with a medical unit or facility. A drugstore is a place where medications and medical supplies are sold. Surgery refers to a specialized area where surgical procedures are performed. A ward is a section or department within a hospital where patients are accommodated. A waiting room is a space where patients wait before being called for their appointments or procedures. Overall, these places are all related to medical care and treatment.

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How to say you are ILL
- A.
  
  I feel really rough
- B.
  
  I feel peaky
- C.
  
  I am alive and kicking
- D.
  
  I´m on my last legs
Correct Answer(s)
A. I feel really rough
B. I feel peaky
D. I´m on my last legs

Explanation
The given options "I feel really rough," "I feel peaky," and "I'm on my last legs" all suggest that the person is not feeling well or is ill. "I feel really rough" implies that the person is feeling unwell and in poor condition. "I feel peaky" means that the person is feeling slightly unwell or not at their best. "I'm on my last legs" suggests that the person is feeling extremely tired or exhausted, possibly due to illness. Therefore, all three options convey the message of being ill or not feeling well.

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Complete this part of the conversation with the correct form of the verbs have or feel.A: HELLO PAUL, HOW ARE YOU?B: I _____1_____ TERRIBLE TODAYA: WHAT´S THE MATTER?B: I ____2______ THE FLU

Correct Answer(s)
1. FEEL 2. HAVE

Explanation
In this conversation, person B is expressing how they are currently feeling. They say "I feel terrible today", indicating their current state of being. In the second part of the conversation, person B explains the reason for feeling terrible by saying "I have the flu". The verb "have" is used to indicate possession of an illness or condition. Therefore, the correct forms of the verbs in the conversation are "feel" and "have".

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ACCORDING TO THE READING SOME SYMPTOMS FOR COLDS
- A.
  
  RUNNY NOSE
- B.
  
  SORE THROAT
- C.
  
  HEADACHE
- D.
  
  SNEEZING
Correct Answer(s)
A. RUNNY NOSE
B. SORE THROAT
D. SNEEZING

Explanation
The given symptoms of a runny nose, sore throat, and sneezing are commonly associated with a cold. These symptoms are often experienced together and are caused by viral infections in the upper respiratory tract. A runny nose occurs when the nasal passages produce excess mucus in response to the infection. A sore throat can result from post-nasal drip or inflammation caused by the virus. Sneezing is the body's way of trying to expel irritants from the nose. Therefore, based on the reading, it can be concluded that runny nose, sore throat, and sneezing are symptoms of a cold.

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SOME SYMPTOMS FOR FLU ARE:
- A.
  
  FEVER, HEADACHE AND BODY ACHES
- B.
  
  RUNNY NOSE, SORE THROAT, SNEEZING
Correct Answer
A. FEVER, HEADACHE AND BODY ACHES

Explanation
The given answer correctly identifies the symptoms of flu as fever, headache, and body aches. These symptoms are commonly experienced by individuals suffering from the flu virus.

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Inter 1- Unit 2-(July)

LISTEN AND WRITE THE CORRECT SENTENCEShttp://www.cambridge.org/interchangearcade/UNIT 12-SUGGESTIONS(2)

Some places worked on this unit are

How to say you are ILL

Complete this part of the conversation with the correct form of the verbs have or feel.A: HELLO PAUL, HOW ARE YOU?B: I ___1_ TERRIBLE TODAYA: WHAT´S THE MATTER?B: I 2____ THE FLU

ACCORDING TO THE READING SOME SYMPTOMS FOR COLDS

SOME SYMPTOMS FOR FLU ARE: