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Unit 14 About Health Section A Key Words poison oak – North American shrubs related to poison ivy and causing a rash on contact rash – a skin eruption Section A Exercise 1 a backache a sore throat and a stiff neck a stuffy nose, a cough, and a fever a fever and a sick stomachache a headache a rash Section A Exercise 2 You want some aspirin? We’d better stretch after we exercise. You should go home and go to bed. Is there anything I can do? Why don’t you go home and rest? Next time we’ll be more careful. Section B Key Words infection – becoming ill through contact with bacteria, etc. aerobics – a system of physical conditioning designed to enhance circulatory and respiratory efficiency that involves vigorous, sustained exercise, such as jogging, swimming, or cycling, thereby improving the bodys utilization of oxygen Section B Exercise 1 The student has a bad cold. Section B Exercise 2 1. You must sleep more. 2. You have to eat better. 3. You should exercise more. Section C Exercise 1 1. No time. 2. No money. 3. Too tired. 4. Bad weather. 5. Embarrassed. Section C Exercise 2 1. No time: You should take two or three short walks every day. 2. No money: You don’t have to join a gym. Walk. 3. Too tired: Exercise every day – it will give you energy. 4. Bad weather: Exercise inside. 5. Embarrassed: Don’t feel bad; you should feel great! Part III Listening Comprehension Test 1. Exercise everyday 2. Get enough sleep. 3. Eat green things. 4. Don’t smoke. 5. Don’t drink a lot of alcohol. 6. Wear a seatbelt. 7. Drink lots of water. 8. Visit your doctor for regular check-ups. 9. Reduce stress. 10. Spend time with friends and family. Unit 15 You Are What You Eat Section A Key Words prawn – any of various edible crustaceans similar to but larger than the shrimps avocado – the edible fruit of a tropical American tree filet – small tender piece of meat without bones sole – any of various chiefly marine flatfish casserole – a dish, usually of earthenware, glass, or cast i