مدرسة أكادیمیة یاس Yas Academy School. Grade 5 English Language Units 8 & 9

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مدرسة أكادیمیة یاس Yas Academy School Grade 5 English Language Units 8 & 9 Unit 8 Sore throat Earache headache Stomachache Diabetes = There is too much sugar in the blood. Cough Fever Sweating A cold = An illness with Blocked nose, sneezing and coughing Sneezing Prescription Vaccination Flu= same as cold symptoms + fever Overweight Thermometer Stethoscope Advice= An opinion that someone offers you about what you should do or how you should act in a particular situation If you got allergic you may have itchy skin and reddish spots. A. Fill in the Blanks. 1. I am sweating and I feel hot. I think I have. 2. My baby brother is going to have some tomorrow. These will protect him from serious illnesses. 3. I had a very bad cough so the doctor gave me a for some medicine. 4. The doctor recommended a blood test to check if I have got an. 1

B. Read the following passage. Darren woke up this morning feeling ill. His mother put a hand on his forehead- it was hot! His throat was sore and he could not speak. He could hardly walk because his body was aching all over. Darren s mother took him to the clinic to see Dr Quek. She explained to the doctor about Darren s symptoms. Then Dr Quek put a flat stick on his tongue and said, Open wide and say Ahhh!. She shone a light in his throat. Oh, it s row and red! She felt his neck and then checked his ears. Putting a stethoscope on Darren s back, the doctor listened to his chest. Darren had to take deep breaths in and out. After that, she checked his temperature with a thermometer. It was 38 degrees, so Darren had a fever. Said Dr Quek, You have got a flu so you should rest at home and take your medicine three times a day. Darren couldn t go to school for two days. He couldn t have cold drinks or spicy food until he got better. Darren s mother thanked the doctor and they went to collect the medicine from the nurse. 2

C. Write (T) if the sentence is true and (F) if the sentence is False. 1.Dr Quek put a stethoscope on Darren s tongue to check his throat. 2. Darren had a cold. 3. Darren needed to take his medicine twice a day. 4. Darren couldn t eat spicy food until he got better. 5. Darren couldn t go to school for three days. D. Read the health blog. Dear doctor, I haven t been feeling very well for a few days. I feel tired and i ve got a cough. I feel hot and cold at night too. I m drinking a lot of water. Dear patient, Well, it sounds as though you have got a cold and a fever. You should go to the doctor for a prescription to buy medicine for your cough and try to eat a few of fruit and vegetables every day. Get plenty of rest too. 3

Read the health blog again and find examples of each of the following. 1. The illness: 2. symptoms: 3. Advice/ suggestions: Unit 9 Compare between the following The life in the past and the life in the present. Past No electricity *they used candles to light *they washed by hands They rode animals and simple carts Simple, small houses Narrow roads and less traffic Less polution Present Electricity *we use electric appliances as washing machines, tv,. Fast and modern vehicles Towers and skyscrapers Wide streets More polution 4

Look at the two photos of Dubai below. Write at least 60 words about the life in the past and present. How was the life in the past? How is the life now? What do you prefer? 5

Compare between the following The life in the city and the life in the town. City Wide street Polluted air Modern and fast vehicles Crowded Malls and restaurants Towers and skyscrapers Noisy Town Narrow roads Fresh air Simple vehicles Less traffic and less people Small shops Simple, small houses Quiet and peaceful Incredible natural views 6

Look at the two photos of Dubai and Khor Fakkan below. Write at least 60 words comparing the life in each place. How is the life in the Khor Fakkan? How is the life Dubai? What do you prefer? 7

Answer Key. A. Fill in the Blanks. 3. I am sweating and I feel hot. I think I have fever. 4. My baby brother is going to have some vaccination tomorrow. These will protect him from serious illnesses. 5. I had a very bad cough so the doctor gave me a prescription for some medicine. 6. The doctor recommended a blood test to check if I have got an infection. C. Write (T) if the sentence is true and (F) if the sentence is False. 1. Dr Quek put a stethoscope on Darren s tongue to check his throat. False 2. Darren had a cold. False 3. Darren needed to take his medicine twice a day. False 4. Darren couldn t eat spicy food until he got better. True 5. Darren couldn t go to school for three days. False 8

D. Read the health blog again and find examples of each of the following. 1. The illness: a cold and fever (flu). 2. symptoms: feeling tired, coughing and feeling hot and cold at night. 5. Advice/ suggestions: you should go to the doctor for a prescription to buy medicine for your cough and try to eat a few of fruit and vegetables every day. Get plenty of rest too. 9