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I can identify specific details in a conversation and talk about health.
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□ I can identify specific details in a conversation and talk about health.
LESSON 4A LISTENING AND VOCABULARY
1 Write the words from the box next to the correct definitions.
exposure filter infection mineral nourish sufficient thrive
1 a substance that is naturally present in the
Earth and is important for health ___
2 be healthy, successful or growing in a particular situation ___
3 bacteria or a virus in a particular part of the body ___
4 being enough for a particular situation
5 a situation where there is no protection from something that is harmful ___
6 something which removes harmful or unpleasant elements from air or water
7 give a plant, animal or human what it needs to be healthy and survive ___
2 Put the words from Exercise 1 into three categories: nouns, adjectives and verbs.
3 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words from Exercise 1.
1 My daughters are both really ___ at university. They love their subjects and are making lots of new friends.
2 Whenever I get throat ___ , I always use salt dissolved in water to help them to heal.
3 I bought this new electric kettle which has a special ___ on it to make the water even cleaner.
4 When I go hiking, I always take at least a litre of water with me as I find anything less just isn’t ___ .
5 I always put moisturising lotion on my face every day because it ___ my skin and stops me from looking tired.
6 The water in this area is very clean and full of ___ , which has a lot of health benefits.
7 Wearing a large hat on the beach can protect yourself from too much to the sun.
4 SPEAKING In pairs, discuss these questions.
1 Where can you get an infection? Where have you had an infection?
2 In what situations do you thrive?
3 How much food is sufficient for you to eat in a day?
5 6.5 Listen to two girls talking about the Dead Sea on a podcast.
Make notes on what these numbers mean.
1 9.6
2 439
3 10–15
6 6.5 Listen again. Complete the notes with no more than three words from the podcast.
1 It was named the Dead Sea as the large concentration of salt minerals means that natural life ___ .
2 The air in the area benefits from the fact that it’s not close to any ___ .
3 The atmosphere is different in the Dead
Sea, as it is the ___ place in the world.
4 While there is natural protection from the sun’s rays, you’ll still need sun cream or another form of ___ .
5 When used on your skin, ___ , Dead
Sea salt can bring great benefits.
6 Due to the saltiness, the best way to swim in the Dead Sea is ___ .
7 After putting mud from the Dead Sea on your skin, it should feel ___ .
7 In pairs, discuss the following questions.
1 Would you want to go on a holiday which was focused on health and relaxation?
Why/Why not?
2 What other places in the world could you go to where you could focus on health and relaxation in a natural setting? How are they different from the Dead Sea?
3 What do you think are the positives and negatives with encouraging tourism to the
Dead Sea?