Worksheet 10: Health & Feelings
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Part A – Body parts
Write the body part for each clue.
- You use these to see.
- You use this to smell.
- You have ten of these on your hands.
- The plural of foot.
- The plural of tooth.
Part B – Symptom and advice matching
Match each problem (a–d) to the best advice (1–4). Problems: a) headache · b) sore throat · c) fever · d) stomachache. Advice: 1) drink warm tea · 2) rest and drink lots of water · 3) eat something light · 4) take some medicine and lie down.
Part C – Feelings
- Complete: I ___ (feel) very happy today.
- Complete: She ___ (look) tired.
- You have a big test tomorrow. You feel ___.
- bored or boring? The film was ___.
Part D – Weather
- Complete: ___ raining today.
- Name the season with the coldest weather.
- Ask about the weather.
- Adjective from cloud?
Part E – Extra practice (online): should / shouldn’t
Give advice.
- My friend has a cold. He ___ (rest).
- You have a toothache. You ___ (eat) sweets.
- She’s very tired. She ___ (go) to bed early.
Answer Key
Part A: 1 eyes · 2 nose · 3 fingers · 4 feet · 5 teeth
Part B: a → 4 · b → 1 · c → 2 · d → 3 (2 and 4 both work for a and c)
Part C: 1 feel · 2 looks · 3 nervous / worried · 4 boring
Part D: 1 It’s · 2 winter · 3 What’s the weather like today? · 4 cloudy
Part E: 1 should rest · 2 shouldn’t eat · 3 should go
Connect
Review body, feelings and weather words with our Vocabulary Quiz (A1).
CEFR A1 — Vocabulary / Reading: I can understand and use basic health, feelings and weather words.
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