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Health & Illness Riddles (B1 English)

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Quiz on health vocab

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1

I describe being in good physical shape, often the result of regular exercise. What am I?

Pistas

A common adjective: 'in good ...'

I describes overall fitness or wellness.

I am not sick or weak.

2

When you are unwell or not feeling well, you might be said to be this. What am I?

Pistas

Could describe a temporary state of not feeling well.

Opposite of 'well'.

Used in more formal or serious contexts.

3

This is a general term for the state of not feeling well, including many problems or episodes. What is it?

Pistas

Different from a specific diagnosis.

You can say 'a case of ...'.

More general than a disease.

4

A medical problem diagnosed by a doctor after tests. What is this specific issue called?

Pistas

Can affect a body part or system.

Often identified by tests and exams.

More specific than 'illness'.

5

A serious viral condition, very famous in the '80-'90s.

Pistas

Also used for long-term health issues.

In the moment, have it causes big social stigma.

Today, you can live without problems, thanks to the science.

6

A minor, common infection that makes you sneeze sometimes. What is it called?

Pistas

Common in winter or between people.

Usually milder than the flu.

Often caused by a virus.

7

A more serious viral illness than a cold, often with fever and aches. What is it?

Pistas

Spread by coughs and sneezes.

Can lead to fever, aches, fatigue.

Short for influenza.

8

This verb describes the act of expelling air suddenly through the nose or mouth, often when sick. What is it?

Pistas

Often accompanied by a tissue.

Starts with 'sn' sound.

Common symptom of colds and allergies.

9

A continuous, lower-level pain, such as in the stomach or teeth. What is this called?

Pistas

Common in everyday descriptions.

Often persistent over time.

Different from sharp pain.

10

When a part of your body hurts from overuse, you might call it this. What is it?

Pistas

Opposite of 'numb' or 'unhurt'.

Can follow exercise or strain.

Usually from muscles or joints.

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