Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each question. (1pt)

     Most cold viruses are spread through the hands. When you have a cold and blow your nose, you get viruses on your hands. Then you touch another person’s hand and when that person touches his or her mouth, nose, or eyes, the viruses enter the body. It isn’t even necessary to touch the person directly. Cold viruses spread when roommates or members of a family touch the same dishes, towels, or furniture. You can even pick up a virus when you touch the doorknob on your classroom door, or when you touch things in public buildings.

     How can you use all this information for your good health? When someone you know catches a cold, try to avoid physical contact with that person. If you catch a cold yourself, keep your towel and dishes separate from everyone else’s. Try not to touch things that belong to others. Don’t touch other people and don’t shake hands. Wash your hands often if you have a cold or if anyone around you has.

touch (v): chạm, tiếp xúc                     spread (v): lan đi, truyền đi

1.      One symptom of having a cold is that ______.

A. you blow your nose                        B. you touch another person’s hand                C. you touch your mouth

2. The viruses enter the body through ______.

A. hands                                  B. dishes, towels, or furniture                          C. mouth, nose or eyes

3. What does probably the phrase “pick up” in the passage mean?

A. catch                                   B. enter                                    C. keep out

4. Members of a family are easy to ______.

A. touch the same dishes         B. spread a cold among themselves                 C. touch things in public

5. What should you NOT do if you have a cold?

A. keep your things separate from others.     B. Touch your friends’ hands.

C. Wash your hands often.    

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Read the passage and write True (T) or False (F) after each statement below.

Most cold viruses are spread through the hands. When you have a cold and blow your nose, you get viruses on your hands. Then you touch another person's hand, and when the person touches his or her mouth, nose or eyes, the viruses enter the body. It isn't even necessary to touch the person touch the person directly. Cold viruses spread when roommates or members of a family touch the same dishes, towels, and furniture. You can even pick up a virus when you touch the doorknob on your classroom door ; or when you touch things in public buildings.

How can you use all this information for your own good health ? When someone you know catches a cold, try to avoid physical contact with that person. If you catch your cold yourshelf, keep your towel and dishes separate from everyone else's. Try not to touch things that belong to others. Don't touch other people and don't shake hands. Wash your hands often is you have a cold or if anyone around you has.

1. Most cold virusses are spread through legs. 

2. One symptom of having a cold is that you blow your nose.

3. The viruses enter the body through mouth, nose ad eyes.

4. Touching other peope is the only way to spread a cold.

5. Touching the same dishes doesn't spread cold viruses.

6. Members of a family are easy to catch a cold.

7. You can catch a cold if you use the same towel with others.

8. Don't shake hand with with someone you know catching a cold.

9. You shouldn't  wash your hands if you have a cold.

10. If you catch a cold, you shouldn't touch other people's things.

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Read the leaflet and write the answers T ( true ) or F ( false ).

Don't catch a cold.

It's horrible to have a cold. You sneeze and cough. Your nose runs and you can fee very tired or have a headache.

What can you do to stop getting a cold ?

a) Fresh air helps, so open windowns and go for walks outside. ______

b) Wash your hands often because hands which are not clean can spread colds. ______

c) Eat a healthy diet to keep your body strong. Fruit is especially important and scientists think oranges can help because they have a lot of vitaminC. ______

d) Get lots of sleep because when you are tired you can get ill more easily.

1. it's not horrible to have a cold. ______

2. You can feel very tired or have a headache.______

3. Do not open windows or go for walks outside. ______

4. Fruit is especially important and scientists think oranges can help because they have a lot of vitamin C. ______

5. Get nots of sheep to get better. ______

IX. Read the following passage and write T (true) or F (false) for each statement.

                How many calories can you burn in one hour? Well, it all depends on the activity. You use calories all the time, even when you are resting. Reading, sleeping, sitting and sunbathing all use about 60 calories an hour. Very light activities use 75 calories. Examples are eating, writing, knitting, shaving, driving and washing up. Light activities which use about 100 calories an hour include playing the piano, getting dressed and having a shower. Under moderate activities which use between 100 and 200 calories an hour we can put walking, doing housework, shopping and skating. Energetic activities use 200-400 calories. Those activities include horse riding, cycling, swimming, skipping and dancing. Finally there are strenuous activities which use up to 600 calories an hour. These activities include climbing stairs, jogging, digging the garden and playing football.

        1. Horse riding uses the most amount of calories.

        2. Reading uses as many calories as writing.

        3. The calories we burn for eating and washing up are the same.

        4. Walking is a very light activity.

        5. Sunbathing uses more calories than driving.

        6. When we are resting, we don’t burn calories.

        7. Having a shower uses only 100 calories an hour.

        8. Cycling and dancing use the same amount of calories

        9. Playing football uses fewer calories than swimming.

        10. The amount of calories we use an hour depends on the activity we do.

IX. Read the following passage and write T (true) or F (false) for each statement.

                How many calories can you burn in one hour? Well, it all depends on the activity. You use calories all the time, even when you are resting. Reading, sleeping, sitting and sunbathing all use about 60 calories an hour. Very light activities use 75 calories. Examples are eating, writing, knitting, shaving, driving and washing up. Light activities which use about 100 calories an hour include playing the piano, getting dressed and having a shower. Under moderate activities which use between 100 and 200 calories an hour we can put walking, doing housework, shopping and skating. Energetic activities use 200-400 calories. Those activities include horse riding, cycling, swimming, skipping and dancing. Finally there are strenuous activities which use up to 600 calories an hour. These activities include climbing stairs, jogging, digging the garden and playing football.

        1. Horse riding uses the most amount of calories.

        2. Reading uses as many calories as writing.

        3. The calories we burn for eating and washing up are the same.

        4. Walking is a very light activity.

        5. Sunbathing uses more calories than driving.

        6. When we are resting, we don’t burn calories.

        7. Having a shower uses only 100 calories an hour.

        8. Cycling and dancing use the same amount of calories

        9. Playing football uses fewer calories than swimming.

        10. The amount of calories we use an hour depends on the activity we do.

        X.    Write complete sentences, using the words/ phrases given in their correct forms.

        1. Nick/ wash/ hands a lot/ he/ not/ have the flu.

        __________________________________________________________________________________

        2. David/ eat/ lots of junk food/ he/ not do exercise.

        __________________________________________________________________________________

        3. doctor/ told Elena that she/ sleep more/ she/ try to relax more.

        __________________________________________________________________________________

        4. My sister/ play/ computer games/ she does exercise too.

        __________________________________________________________________________________

        5. Eating/ carrots help/ you see objects / more clearly/ at night.

        __________________________________________________________________________________

        6. Going outside/ wet hair /give/ you a cold or flu.

        _____________________________________________________________

        XI. Make correct sentences from the words and phrases given.

        1. We/ keep/ our bodies/ warm/ avoid/ flu/ a cold.

        __________________________________________________________________________________

        2. Getting/ enough/ rest/ help/ you/ concentrate/ school.

        __________________________________________________________________________________

        3. Vitamins/ play/ important/ role/ our diet.

        __________________________________________________________________________________

        4. You/ not/ play/ more/ computer games/ free time.

        __________________________________________________________________________________

        5. Doctor/ asking/ Mai/ questions/ about/ health problems.

     ______________________________________________________________

Read the following passage and write T (true) or F (false) for each statement.

     How many calories can you burn in one hour? Well, it all depends on the activity. You use calories all the time, even when you are resting. Reading, sleeping, sitting and sunbathing all use about 60 calories an hour. Very light activities use 75 calories. Examples are eating, writing, knitting, shaving, driving and washing up. Light activities which use about 100 calories an hour include playing the piano, getting dressed and having a shower. Under moderate activities which use between 100 and 200 calories an hour we can put walking, doing housework, shopping and skating. Energetic activities use 200-400 calories. Those activities include horse riding, cycling, swimming, skipping and dancing. Finally there are strenuous activities which use up to 600 calories an hour. These activities include climbing stairs, jogging,     digging the garden and playing football.

     1. Horse riding uses the most amount of calories.

     2. Reading uses as many calories as writing.

     3. The calories we burn for eating and washing up are the same.

     4. Walking is a very light activity.

     5. Sunbathing uses more calories than driving.

     6. When we are resting, we don’t burn calories.

     7. Having a shower uses only 100 calories an hour.

     8. Cycling and dancing use the same amount of calories

     9. Playing football uses fewer calories than swimming.

     10. The amount of calories we use an hour depends on the activity we do.

What (do).......... the body..........to protect itselp? Your body(prevent).................harmful microoganisms entering and causing harm. The skin, for example, (allow)................ microorganisms to enter. Hairs and mucus in your nose(catch)................... invaders, and then you(push).....................the mucus out when you cough l, sneeze or blow your nose. Enzymes and acids in the body, and white blood cells also(destroy)............ bacteria.

(help) ........................antibiotics......................? Doctors(use)..................antibiotic drugs to fight bacteria infections, but antibiotics (work)...................... against viruses. This is why doctors(give)................. antibiotics to parients with a common cold or flu.

How(work) ................. immunization(or vaccination) is another way of protecting the body, by injecting the body with dead or inactive microorganism. Because the microorganisms in the vaccination are not dangerous, the person (get )....................... ill. When they (come) into contrect with a live (dangerous).................. microorganism, the antibodies (destroy)..............the infection before it makes them ill

your head aches and you sneeze and .... Your nose is all stuffed up , and it keeps running , so you have to blow it every few minutes . You know by these symptoms that you have a .... You feel very unpleasant . You are not sure if you will live through the day . Everyone may catch the ... cold at some time or other . It isn't s seruous ... , but people spent a billion dollars on different kinds of cold medicine every ......  This medicine can relieve the ...... It can make you cought .... , make your headach less intense , and top your nose running for a while . However , it can't ..... your cold .So far , there .... no cure for the common cold . there is no medicine to cure .... .

Your headache and you sneeze and cough. Your nose is all stuffed up, and it keeps running, so you have to blow it every few minutes. You know by these _____ that you have a cold, and you feel completely miserable. You are not sure if you will live through the day.
Everyone suffers ______ the common cold at some time or other. It isn't a serious illness, but over a billion dollars a year is spent on different kinds of cold medicine every year. This medicine can relieve the symptoms. That is, it can make you cough less. Make your head intense, and stop your nose running for a while. However, it can cure your cold. So far ______ no cure for the common cold and no medicine to prevent it. Althrough there is no cure or preventive medicine for cold, people have all kinds of ideas about _____ prevent and treat cold. Some people think that if you eat a lot of onions, you won't catch cold. Others say that you should avoid getting wet and chilled or you will catch cold. However, this is apparently not so.