Instructions:
Work in pairs.
Take turns asking and
answering the questions.
Give full answers — try to use
complete sentences.
Discuss your ideas and explain
your answers to your partner.
Questionnaire: About Diseases
Part 1: General Knowledge
1. What does the word “disease” mean?
2. Can you name three common diseases people get?
3. How do you feel when you are sick?
4. How can people catch a disease from others?
5. What do you usually do when you feel sick?
Part 2: Symptoms
6. What are common signs of a cold? (e.g., runny nose, cough)
7. What are common signs of the flu? (e.g., fever, tiredness)
8. If you have a high fever, what should you do?
9. How do you know when it is time to see a doctor?
10. Is it possible to have a disease and not feel sick? (Yes/No)
Part 3: Prevention
11. Name three ways to avoid getting sick.
12. Why is washing your hands important for your health?
13. Can vaccines help prevent some diseases? (Yes/No)
14. How does eating healthy food keep your body strong?
15. Why is sleeping enough important to stay healthy?
Part 4: Treatment
16. What medicine or remedy can you take for a headache?
17. How do doctors help people who are sick?
18. Why is rest important when someone is sick?
19. Can you name a home remedy for a cold?
20. When should someone go to the hospital?
Part 5: Opinion / Discussion
21. Should students stay home from school when they are sick? Why?
22. How can you help a friend or family member who is sick?
23. Do you think it is easy to avoid getting sick? Why or why not?
24. What is the most important thing to remember to stay healthy?
25. How does it affect your life when someone in your family is sick?
2) Do part C online (stepping stones): rewrite the correct answers in your TB page
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3) slim stampen/study go vocabulary A & C, stone 4