Unit 8 Vocabulary: Illnesses & Parts of the Body
English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 8: What's Wrong? · Lesson 8-1 · Term 1
Also known as: Illnesses · Parts of the body
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Lesson idea
Common illnesses, their symptoms, parts of the body, and asking about a health problem.
Key points
- Sam: cold – sneezing, watery eyes. Charles: cough – sore chest. Sarah: flu – fever, runny nose. Peter: stomachache – diarrhea, vomiting.
- Maria: sore throat; Michael: earache; Sonia: toothache; George: headache.
- A normal body temperature is 98.6°F (37.0°C).
- Asking: What's the matter? / What's wrong? Sympathy: That's a shame.
Vocabulary
symptom
fever
flu
cough
sore throat
stomachache
toothache
earache
headache
runny nose
sneeze
prescription
medicine
liquids
Lesson questions (13)
- A sign of an illness, like a runny nose, is a ____.
Answer: symptom - A high body temperature is a ____.
Answer: fever - Pain in the tooth is a ____.
Answer: toothache - Pain in the ear is an ____.
Answer: earache - Sarah has the flu. Her symptoms are ____.
Answer: fever and a runny nose - Peter has a ____. His symptoms are diarrhea and vomiting.
Answer: stomachache - Maria has a sore throat. She has ____.
Answer: pain in the throat - Charles has a ____. His symptoms are a sore chest and long periods of coughing.
Answer: cough - What is a normal body temperature?
Answer: 37.0°C (98.6°F) - A paper from the doctor that lets you get medicine is a ____.
Answer: prescription - A: "You look sad. ____" B: "I lost my wallet."
Answer: What's the matter? - "I wanted to invite you to dinner, but you're sick." – "____"
Answer: That's a shame! - Which part of the body do you use to hear?
Answer: ear
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Questions about this lesson
What is the difference between a symptom and an illness?
An illness is the disease, and a symptom is a sign of it, such as a runny nose.
What does fever mean?
A high body temperature.
What are the names of some body parts?
head, stomach, throat, back, leg and arm.
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