FORM 7 TEST 10
Write the correct reflexive pronoun in the gap.
1 Do you think he can do it by ...................?
2 We are going to the shops by .................. .
3 I cooked dinner .................................. .
4 The doctor told Pat and John to look after.......................... .
5 Did you hurt ............ badly in the accident?
6 The lamp switched off by ...................... .
Fill in the correct word: Sore sprain ache miserable flu appointment hurt chip
1 Jane didn’t go to work today as she had a stomach ...................... .
2 Tom has ...................... his back and has to rest.
3 He has a high t emperature. I think he’s coming down with the ....................... .
4 Can I have some tea with honey, please? My throat is ......................... .
5 What’s wrong with your wrist? Did you ....................... it?
6 You have to go to a dentist when you ........................ a tooth.
Use the prompts to complete the phrases: sit move throw argue lose practise
1 to .................... house
2 to ...................... with someone
3 to ................ an exam
4 to .................. a party
5 to .............. something valuable
Match the words in сolumns.
1.wash …..
2.eat .......
3. get .......
4. put .......
5. take .......
6. drink .......
A a painkiller
B a cool pack on your forehead
C a light meal
D plenty of fluids
E with cold water
F some rest
Choose the correct item.
1)I’ve cooked this cake myself\yourself\himself.
2)My Dad built our house myself\himself\ourselves.
3)You should plan your life myself\ourselves\yourself.
4)My grandparents grow vegetables yourselves\ourselves\themselves.
5)When my sister was making a pudding she burned myself\herself\yourself.
Read the text. Answer the questions.
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edicine in the past – treating headaches.
People have always had headaches. They are a common health problem that people have all over the world. In some cultures people use special herbs. For example, Native American Indians use plants which contain a chemical found in aspirins. But today, most people in the developed world take a tablet to treat a headache – aspirin, for example. In the past, however, people didn't use to have tablets, so what did they use to do?
Many years ago, headaches were treated in all kinds of ways – and some of the treatments might be hard for us to believe in the twenty-first century! Thousands of years ago, for example, medicine men used to make holes in the heads of people with headaches, because they believed this would let the headache out. This may seem very cruel to us, but in those days people believed this treatment would make their headache go away.
In ancient Egypt, medicine men had a different way of treating headaches. They used to tie a ceramic crocodile, which was filled with herbs, to the head of the patient. The reasons for this are not clear to us today.
In the Middle Ages, there were no hospitals and only people who were rich could afford to go to doctors. But the people that did go to doctors were usually treated with leeches (пиявки) – small, black creatures that suck blood. They were put on the patient's body near the place where the pain was. For people who had headaches, the leech was usually put on the neck.
These treatments were probably quite painful, and they may seem very strange to us now. Just imagine what dentists used tom do to people that had toothache!
1)What do Native American Indians use to treat a headache?
2)Why did medicine men use to make holes in the heads of the people with headaches in the past?
3)Which method did medicine men use in ancient Egypt?
4)Who could afford to go to doctors in the Middle Ages?