Use the list of words to complete the vocabulary chart. You may add your own words.
Date: 2015-10-07; view: 569.
Look at the pictures and say what is good or bad for your health. Give your reasons.
LEAD-IN
UNIT 4
A SOUND MIND IN A SOUND BODY
Example: Walking is good for you because you get plenty of fresh air and it helps you keep fit.
well
bronchitis
exercise
fat
chips
healthy
asthma
diet
lack of exercise
dairy products
looking good
flu
fruit
alcohol
sun
keeping fit
cold
vegetables
cigarettes
overweight
ill
cancer
rash
medicine
fizzy drinks
under the weather
virus
relaxation
aspirin
wholemeal bread
out of sorts
fever
yoga
fish
salt
lousy
temperature
chocolate
operation
heart attack
vitamins
sweets
ointment
| Feeling good | Feeling bad | Things meant to be good for you | Things meant to be bad for you | Health problems | Treatment |
3 How healthy and fit are you? To find out this, do the questionnaire published in a health magazine. Tick (√)either the Yes□ or No□ box.
| Questions | YES | NO |
1 Do you take some energetic exercise for at
least 20 minutes three times a week?
2 Do you usually take the lift rather than walk up two floors?
3 Have you walked at least one and a half kilometres at any time in the last week?
4 Do you usually fry rather than grill food?
5 Do you try not to eat too much sugary, salty or fatty food?
 6 Do you eat a piece of fresh fruit every day?
7 a Do you usually drink more than 10 cups of coffee a day?
b If No, is it 3-5 cups?
8 What sort of smoker are you? (Tick one box.)
a Never smoked b Ex-smoker
c 1-10 a day d 11-20 a day
e 21-40 a day f More than 40 a day?
 9 Do you often fall asleep while watching TV?
10 Do you usually wake up looking forward to the day?
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