1. Early To Bed … Unit 5 Vocabulary Practice

2. makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.
Early to bed
early to rise
makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.

3. seem to be// probably /// it looks as if// in the background /// perhaps

4. In the first picture, I can see two young women working in an office
In the first picture, I can see two young women working in an office. They seem to be discussing some papers, which are on the desk. The desk is covered with papers and everyone looks very busy. In the background there are other desks. The women probably get up early so that they can get ready for work. During their lunch break, they could go to the park or to a nearby fast food restaurant. After work, they may go to the gym or go out with friends. When they go home, they probably have dinner and watch TV for a while. They probably don’t go to bed very late because they have to get up early the next morning.

5. Adverbs of Frequency Always Usually Often Sometimes Rarely/seldom
Never

6. Can You Feel the Rhythm? nine-to-fivers dawn to intend
psychological well-being
alertness
conductor
random
to deprive
prone
fatigue
ulcer
to alter
to outsmart
digestive system
in tune with
predictable
precise

7. Can You Feel the Rhythm? New 24-hours society.
“Body clock” – where? controls what? tells us what? synchronises & regulates what?
Ignoring your body clock can lead to serious problems.
Altering your sleeping patterns affects your immune system.
Daily routine may save your life.

8. HEALTH PROBLEMS

9. Symptoms can’t sleep a bloated, painful stomach
headache, fever, aching muscles
high temperature, nausea, dizziness
a painful muscle contraction
difficulty breathing, wheezing
can’t stop yawning
runny nose, sore eyes, sneezing
spots and red lumps on the face and neck

10. Have You Ever Had This Problem?
Indigestion
Asthma
Insomnia
Flu
Cramp
Heat stroke
Acne
Hay fever
Nausea
dizziness

12. Match: splitting black sprained travel pulled food sore streaming nose
poisoning
wrist
bleed
cold
headache
sickness
muscle
eye
throat

13. Dear Sally,
Hi! How are you? I’m writing to tell you about a problem that I’ve had recently.
About 3 weeks ago…..
Suddenly, ….
Then, …
After some time, ….
It turned out that …
Anyway, that’s my news. Please write back and tell me what you have been up to since I last heard from you.
Lots of love,
Emma

14. STRESS AND RELAXATION

15. Rank the Stressful Situations:
Rank the stressful situations from 1 to 9, where 1 is the least stressful:
Rank the Stressful Situations:
Being stuck in a traffic jam
Doing the homework
Waiting in a queue for a long time
Being late for school
Missing the bus to school
Walking home alone at night
Going to a dentist
Taking an exam
Not being able to sleep at night

16. I prefer …. to …. I’d rather … than ….

17. Pros & Cons of Active and Passive Relaxation.
Watching TV
Reading a book
Listening to music
Playing computer games
Painting
Going to the cinema
Spending time with friends
Playing sports
Playing musical instruments
Going shopping
Going out for a meal

18. He felt satisfied when he passed the test
He felt satisfied when he passed the test. Passing the test was satisfying. Thrilled/ thrilling confused/ confusing fascinated/ fascinating

19. Character Adjectives Sociable Sentimental Conservative Perfectionist
Arrogant
Practical
Impatient
Confident
Moody
Reliable
Want things to be perfect
Like going to parties
Show pity/love
Can be trusted
Hate changes/new ideas
Can’t wait for long
Make sensible decisions
Be sure of your abilities
Change feelings frequently
Think you’re better than others