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Unit Test 5 Practice - Esl

The document provides practice exercises on English grammar and vocabulary related to the human brain and body. It includes matching, fill-in-the-blank, true/false and reading comprehension exercises. Key vocabulary relates to brain anatomy and functions as well as reflexes and physiological responses.

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Unit Test 5 Practice - Esl

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ESL - PRACTICE EXERCISES

Aspect Grammar Vocabulary


- yawning
Zero conditional:
- sneezing
- Structure: if/when + present
Unit 5.1 Do - hitting a knee reflex
simple >> present simple.
you have a - a beating heart
- Example:
good - pulling away from
If I drink too much coffee, I can't
memory something hot
sleep at night.
- pulling away from
Ice melts if you heat it.
something sharp
Tag questions - breathing
- Structure: - brain stem
(positive statement), (negative - cerebrum
tag)? - cerebellum
(negative statement), (positive - movement
Unit 5.2 The tag)? - blood circulation
amazing The tag repeats the auxiliary verb (or - digestion
human main verb when be) from the (Discover interesting facts
brains statement and changes it to negative about brain – Learner’s
or positive. book, page 81)
- Example:
The moon goes round the earth,
doesn't it?
Men don't have babies, do they?
Express and share opinions: -
What's your opinion about...?
I definitely agree
I share your view on that
Unit 5.3 Building on (Ahmed's) point...
Brain power I think you're right
I totally agree
I think I disagree
What's your view on...?
I absolutely agree with you!
Reporting language
Unit 5.4 A ...to find out...
report for We discovered that...
science First, then, finally...
investigation To conclude...
In my opinion,...
- twirl
Unit 5.5 The - frilly
girl who - itch
thought in - tantrum
pictures - shriek
- balk

Exercise 1. Matching

1. If I am late for class, (A) if they don’t eat.

2. When he stays up very late, (B) I always look left and right.

3. People get hungry (C) my teacher gets angry.

4. If you study hard, (D) when he is happy.

5. When she watches a movie, (E) I take a taxi to work.

6. When I cross the street, (F) he is very tired the next morning.

7. I can’t do my homework, (G) the librarian gets angry.

8. He always smiles (H) if you want to lose weight.

9. If I miss the bus, (I) she likes to eat popcorn.

10. When you make lots of noise, (J) when it rains.

11. Tea tastes sweet (K) I watch a funny movie.

12. You should eat less (L) he listens to music.

13. I always take my umbrella (M) you get good grades in school.

14. When I’m sad, (N) if you add some sugar.

15. When he cleans the house, (O) if I don’t have my glasses.

Exercise 2. Complete the sentences with the correct question tags.


1. It isn’t snowy today, _________?

2. We study English, ________?

3. You have been to İstanbul, __________?

4. James and Angela won’t play chess, __________?

5. They can win the match, ____________?

6. Our dog enjoys swimming in summer, ___________?

7. He went shopping yesterday, ________________?

8. Brian is in Portugal, ____________?

9. They haven’t started yet, __________?

10. You weren’t born in this city, ___________?

11. My sister does her homework every day, ____________?

12. My dad wants to walk in the park, ___________?

13. She was not with us, __________?

14. You didn’t read the book, __________?

15. My friend and I will be here at seven, __________?

16. A chameleon can’t climb trees, ____________?

17. She has been working in this company for ten years, __________?

18. Robots will do all the housework in the future, __________?

19. All your friends are going to stay in a hotel, __________?

20. Some children like playing board games, ___________?

Exercise 3. Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

twirled itched had banged shrieked hugged

Example:

0 The little boy had a tantrum in the supermarket.

1 When my aunt saw the snake, she ____________!

2 The dancer ____________ round and round on one leg.

3 Hari’s friends ____________ on the door, so he opened it quickly.

4 Lina’s mother ____________ her when she came home.


5 My head ____________ , so I took off my woolly hat.

Exercise 4. Read and complete the words. There is one space for each letter in the
word. The first letter is already there.

Example:

0 pulling away from something h o t

6 y__ __ __ ing

7 s__ __ __ __ ing

8 pulling away from something s __ __ __ __

9 a beating h __ __ __ __

10 hitting a knee r __ __ __ __ __

Exercise 5. TRUE or FALSE

1. The brain is the most complex organ in the human body. It's made up of about 100
billion neurons.
2. The brain is symmetrical. The left and right hemispheres of the brain have same
functions.

3. The speed of neural communication is truly astounding, reaching up to 240 km per


hour!

4. The cerebellum is bigger than the cerebum, with lots of connections to control our
muscles.

5. The right side of the brain is responsible for tasks like speaking, writing, reading, and
understanding math.

Exercise 6. Reading this following text and answer the questions

What's a Reflex?

A reflex is an involuntary or automatic action that your body does in response to


something — without you even having to think about it

Protective Reflexes

Reflexes protect your body from things that can harm it. For example, if you put your
hand on a hot stove, a reflex causes you to immediately remove your hand before a "Hey,
this is hot!" message even gets to your brain.

Even coughing and sneezing are reflexes. They clear the airways of irritating things.

What's a DTR?

The reflex that the doctor checks by tapping your knee is called a deep tendon reflex
(DTR). This type of reflex is important in keeping the balance. A doctor often checks
for it to make sure that the nervous system is working properly.

1. Does a reflex mean you react to something after you think?

________________________________________________________________

2. Can you give two examples of protective reflexes?

________________________________________________________________

3. What is DTR important for?

________________________________________________________________

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