Odpowiedz na pytania lub uzupełnij tekst. 1. The organ that controls the level of blood cells., 2. Tubes through which food passes after leaving the stomach., 3. Tubes that carry blood low in oxygen., 4. The organ that produces enzymes for digestion., 5. The organ that decides about all processes in the body.
Odpowiedz na pytania lub uzupełnij tekst. 1. The organ that controls the level of blood cells., 2. Tubes through which food passes after leaving the stomach., 3. Tubes that carry blood low in oxygen., 4. The organ that produces enzymes for digestion., 5. The organ that decides about all processes in the body.
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Exercise2
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Translate the Polish words and phrases into English and type the missing expressions in the gaps. 1. Are Tu uzupełnij (drobnoustroje chorobotwórcze) dangerous? Yes, they are viruses and bacteria that can make us sick. 2. Why is he out of the race? He pulled Tu uzupełnij (mięsień), that’s why. 3. Where is the Tu uzupełnij (śledziona) located? It is on the left side of your torso. 4. What is the average Tu uzupełnij (wzrost) in the U.S? | It’s around 1.77 metres for men and around 1.63 for women. 5. Your liver will have to work twice as hard to Tu uzupełnij (oczyścić z toksyn) your blood after all this fatty food. 6. If your blood sugar is low, this means the Tu uzupełnij (trzustka) has produced a lot of insulin. 7. Humans, like other Tu uzupełnij (ssaki), have relatively big brains. 8. The stomach and the small intestine are parts of the Tu uzupełnij (przewód pokarmowy).
Translate the Polish words and phrases into English and type the missing expressions in the gaps. 1. Are Tu uzupełnij (drobnoustroje chorobotwórcze) dangerous? Yes, they are viruses and bacteria that can make us sick. 2. Why is he out of the race? He pulled Tu uzupełnij (mięsień), that’s why. 3. Where is the Tu uzupełnij (śledziona) located? It is on the left side of your torso. 4. What is the average Tu uzupełnij (wzrost) in the U.S? | It’s around 1.77 metres for men and around 1.63 for women. 5. Your liver will have to work twice as hard to Tu uzupełnij (oczyścić z toksyn) your blood after all this fatty food. 6. If your blood sugar is low, this means the Tu uzupełnij (trzustka) has produced a lot of insulin. 7. Humans, like other Tu uzupełnij (ssaki), have relatively big brains. 8. The stomach and the small intestine are parts of the Tu uzupełnij (przewód pokarmowy).
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Exercise3
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Drag and drop the words so that they make correct sentences. 1. 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The.
Drag and drop the words so that they make correct sentences. 1. 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The 1. of, 2. the most, 3. brain, 4. organs, 5. is, 6. important, 7. internal, 8. The.
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2. 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen.
2. 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen 1. to, 2. through, 3. is, 4. arteries, 5. organs, 6. distributed, 7. Oxygen.
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3. 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach.
3. 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach 1. passes, 2. through, 3. Digested, 4. after leaving, 5. food, 6. intestines, 7. the stomach.
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Exercise4
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Drag and drop the sentences below to form a dialogue. Elementy do uszeregowania: 1. I have, but my notes from the lecture aren’t complete., 2. All right, so I guess then it gets to the left side of the heart?, 3. The right side of the heart sends it to the lungs., 4. Well, first it gets in through the veins., 5. With oxygen?, 6. I know that one! Through the arteries!, 7. Exactly! You’ll do fine!, 8. What do you have a problem with? Maybe I can help., 9. Why, haven’t you studied?, 10. Yes! And then it gets to the tissues…, 11. No, veins carry deoxygenated blood., 12. I don’t know what happens to blood in the heart., 13. I’m going to fail this anatomy exam!, 14. Ok, and then what? How does it get oxygen?
Drag and drop the sentences below to form a dialogue. Elementy do uszeregowania: 1. I have, but my notes from the lecture aren’t complete., 2. All right, so I guess then it gets to the left side of the heart?, 3. The right side of the heart sends it to the lungs., 4. Well, first it gets in through the veins., 5. With oxygen?, 6. I know that one! Through the arteries!, 7. Exactly! You’ll do fine!, 8. What do you have a problem with? Maybe I can help., 9. Why, haven’t you studied?, 10. Yes! And then it gets to the tissues…, 11. No, veins carry deoxygenated blood., 12. I don’t know what happens to blood in the heart., 13. I’m going to fail this anatomy exam!, 14. Ok, and then what? How does it get oxygen?
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Exercise5
Choose the word that is different from the other words in each line.
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1. liverkidneystorso
1. liverkidneystorso
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2. heightweightspine
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3. stomachpancreasmuscle
3. stomachpancreasmuscle
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4. spinebonesbrain
4. spinebonesbrain
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5. muscleveinsarteries
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6. liverheartkidneys
6. liverheartkidneys
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7. skeletalcirculatoryintestines
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8. oxygenspleenpathogens
8. oxygenspleenpathogens
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Exercise6
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Type words in the gaps to make meaningful sentences. There is only one word in each gap.
Humans have four Tu uzupełnij: two hands and two legs.
Lack of Tu uzupełnij and fresh air may impact your sleep badly.
An average heart is around 300 grams in Tu uzupełnij.
Deoxygenated blood moves through Tu uzupełnij in our body.
The brain is protected by the Tu uzupełnij, but it's still delicate.
The Tu uzupełnij is another word for the spine.
Stomach Tu uzupełnij is a substance that helps digest food.
A group of connected cells in an animal or plant is called a Tu uzupełnij.
Type words in the gaps to make meaningful sentences. There is only one word in each gap.
Humans have four Tu uzupełnij: two hands and two legs.
Lack of Tu uzupełnij and fresh air may impact your sleep badly.
An average heart is around 300 grams in Tu uzupełnij.
Deoxygenated blood moves through Tu uzupełnij in our body.
The brain is protected by the Tu uzupełnij, but it's still delicate.
The Tu uzupełnij is another word for the spine.
Stomach Tu uzupełnij is a substance that helps digest food.
A group of connected cells in an animal or plant is called a Tu uzupełnij.
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Exercise7
You are the head of the student council in your school. The students are organizing an event about health awareness, and you invited a popular doctor to give a lecture about the human body. Write a post for the school website inviting people to the event. Your post should be 100–150 words long and include the following:
what the event is about;
who the doctor is;
what the lecture will be about;
when and where it will take place.
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Podpowiedź:
Next Monday ... Many events ... You will be able to …
The lecture will be about ... If you ..., this lecture is …
The lecture will take place ...
Przykładowa odpowiedź:
Next Monday we're starting the first Annual Health Awareness Week. Many events have been planned by the student council, as your form tutors have informed you. You will be able to take part in some contests and get grades for participation. One of the events is a lecture by dr. Steven Willis, head of surgery at the Saint Bartholomew's Hospital. The lecture will be about the human body and the doctor will share some interesting details from the operating room. If you like hospital shows, this lecture is for you! The lecture will take place on Tuesday in the school auditorium at 1 pm. Don't miss it!
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Exercise8
Write a blog post about an interesting aspect of the human body. Your post should be 100–150 words long and include the following:
why you are into the human body lately;
what interesting fact you’ve learned;
why your followers should know about it;
what sort of comments you expect from your followers.
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Stwórz wpis na bloga o ciekawostkach ludzkiego ciała. Twój wpis powinien składać się ze 100–150 wyrazów. Opisz w nim:
jakich komentarzy oczekujesz od swoich czytelników.
Napisz swoją wypowiedź w języku angielskim. Podpisz się jako XYZ.
Rozwiń swoją wypowiedź w każdym z czterech podpunktów, tak aby osoba nieznająca polecenia w języku polskim uzyskała wszystkie wskazane w nim informacje. Pamiętaj, że długość wypowiedzi powinna wynosić od 100 do 150 wyrazów. Napisz każdy z realizowanych podpunktów w oddzielnym akapicie. W ten sposób będziesz wiedzieć, czy na pewno dany podpunkt został przez ciebie wystarczająco rozwinięty (nie licząc wyrazów podanych na początku wypowiedzi).
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Start with:
Hi everyone!
Today's post is about…
Did you know that ...? I think it's very important to …, because ...
Do you know any …?
End with:
See ya!
Hi everyone!
Today's post is about the wonders of the human body. I've become very interested in the human body lately because we had a fascinating lesson on human anatomy in our biology class. Did you know that our ears and noses grow throughout our entire lives? That would explain why my grandpa's nose was so big! Another thing is, we don't only have unique fingerprints but also tongue prints. This is brand new information for me! Neither of these facts is necessary for living, but I think it's very important to know these little facts about different things, because knowing them makes us more interesting!
What about you? Do you know any interesting facts about the human body? Or maybe something about how the human mind works? That's another very interesting concept and something I'll talk about in the next post.