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Exercise 1
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Drag the words to the correct gaps to make logical sentences. 1. Fair access to health services is key to people and nations’ health and immunisation 1. surveillance, 2. originate, 3. dedicated, 4. wellbeing, 5. launch, 6. recover, 7. immunisation, 8. communicable, 9. briefing.
2. A lot of dedicated 1. surveillance, 2. originate, 3. dedicated, 4. wellbeing, 5. launch, 6. recover, 7. immunisation, 8. communicable, 9. briefing diseases, such as malaria or tuberculosis, are still claiming lives especially in South Africa.
3. During World TB Day, a special surveillance 1. surveillance, 2. originate, 3. dedicated, 4. wellbeing, 5. launch, 6. recover, 7. immunisation, 8. communicable, 9. briefing will be organised for health care workers.
4. I hope you will fully originate 1. surveillance, 2. originate, 3. dedicated, 4. wellbeing, 5. launch, 6. recover, 7. immunisation, 8. communicable, 9. briefing from this illness.
5. Thanks to communicable 1. surveillance, 2. originate, 3. dedicated, 4. wellbeing, 5. launch, 6. recover, 7. immunisation, 8. communicable, 9. briefing efforts of many people, polio cases are down to only 1%.
6. World Health Day is celebrated on the anniversary of the wellbeing 1. surveillance, 2. originate, 3. dedicated, 4. wellbeing, 5. launch, 6. recover, 7. immunisation, 8. communicable, 9. briefing of the World Health Organisation.
7. One of the goals of WHO is the briefing 1. surveillance, 2. originate, 3. dedicated, 4. wellbeing, 5. launch, 6. recover, 7. immunisation, 8. communicable, 9. briefing of as many children as possible.
8. I think these symbols recover 1. surveillance, 2. originate, 3. dedicated, 4. wellbeing, 5. launch, 6. recover, 7. immunisation, 8. communicable, 9. briefing from Babylonian myths.
9. Prevention and close launch 1. surveillance, 2. originate, 3. dedicated, 4. wellbeing, 5. launch, 6. recover, 7. immunisation, 8. communicable, 9. briefing of diseases are our priorities.
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Exercise 2
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Read the text below and choose the correct answer. Health for All
The theme of World Health Day in 2018 was Universal Health Coverage: Everyone, Everywhere. It referred very clearly to the Sustainable Development Goals, a global agenda signed     1. a) personallyb) unitedc) unanimouslyd) sporadically     by 193 countries in 2015 to create a better world that leaves no one behind. It called for concrete actions to advance the health of all people, without facing     2. a) equalityb) disparityc) unevennessd) despair     in access to health services or financial hardship. Within the celebrations of the day, poster campaigns in different languages were distributed, followed by a number of social and entertainment events, such as press conferences, charity events, or fairs. In most countries, the initiative was met with a very positive response from     3. a) politicalb) politicsc) politiciansd) policy     makers and other health stakeholders. They helped by providing tools and platforms for debates and discussion fora, as well as ensuring financial means to sponsor activities, such as concerts, marches, or exhibitions. Some countries have already made great     4. a) stridesb) passagec) growthd) flow     in health coverage, which proves that is feasible. Their challenge now is to maintain coverage to meet people’s expectations and to continue the     5. a) approvalb) advocacyc) supporterd) push     efforts.
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Exercise 3
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Type a word which fits the gap in all three sentences in a point. The form of the word does not change. 1. Tu uzupełnij - She decided to get vaccinated on the… of the moment. - The event was organised in the hope to… action from policy makers. - When the cowboy looked at his boots, he saw that one… was missing.
2. Tu uzupełnij - Let’s hope that the research will… some light on how the virus spreads. - I… some tears during the film about starvation in Africa. - We keep our bicycles in the… in the garden.
3. Tu uzupełnij - All the critics emphasised the artistic… of the film. - The judge ruled that his claims were completely without… - Their health care initiatives… further discussion.
4. Tu uzupełnij - Any attempt to open the car door without a key will… the alarm. - They hope that their health care project will… some further action. - Be very careful not to pull the… of the gun.
5. Tu uzupełnij - We prepared an informational… for teens about smoking. - That was a rather unexpected… of affection on his side. - It’s rare for her to… anger or frustration in public.
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Exercise 4
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Based on the vocabulary from the text and the interactive illustration, type in the missing words created on the basis of the words below. There are two words which you do not need to use. IMPLEMENT, IMMUNE, MORTAL, PREVENT, ORIGIN, EQUITABLE Vaccines are one of the biggest achievements in the history of medicine. They save up to 3 million children a year from deadly diseases. At the same time, we can observe a huge health     1.Tu uzupełnij,     when one in five children – which is 19 million worldwide – lack access to the lifesaving vaccines they need to stay healthy. The     2.Tu uzupełnij     of vaccination have saved the lives of many, and has helped to avoid unnecessary stress and costs involved in the treatment of resulting health problems. Thanks to vaccines, a lot of otherwise deadly diseases have been made     3.Tu uzupełnij,     which has significantly lowered the number of health complications, or even deaths in many countries. Scientists who developed vaccines for particular diseases have definitely achieved     4.Tu uzupełnij,     as they will be remembered and appreciated forever for what they did for humanity.
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Exercise 5
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Based on the vocabulary from the text and the interactive illustration, choose all the correct answers. There is more than one correct answer in each point. 1. Which expressions refer to people?
a) health inequity
b) policy maker
c) health provision
d) health stakeholder

2. Which expressions can be used to talk about a disease?
a) come down with
b) make strides
c) take its toll
d) make a full recovery

3. Which adjectives have a positive meaning?
a) endemic
b) dedicated
c) selfless
d) inscribed

4. Which expressions have a synonymous meaning?
a) communicable diseases
b) vaccine-preventable diseases
c) deadly diseases
d) infectious diseases

5. Which words are verbs?
a) necessitate
b) deem
c) wreath
d) spur

6. Which nouns have a negative meaning?
a) implementation
b) surveillance
c) disparity
d) disregard

7. Which words/expressions have a similar meaning?
a) eradication
b) getting rid of
c) implementation
d) preparedness
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Exercise 6
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Type in up to 5 words in each gap using the key word in bold, keeping the original sentence's meaning. Do not change the words in bold. 1. It was necessary that the authorities act promptly when the epidemic broke out. ACTION The outbreak of the epidemic     Tu uzupełnij     the authorities. 2. He had a tough time when he fell ill with malaria. DOWN He had a tough time when he     Tu uzupełnij     malaria. 3. There should be more initiatives like this one to spread the news about vaccines. RAISE More initiatives like this one should be organised to     Tu uzupełnij     vaccines. 4. People will remember forever about his discovery of the cure for the disease. GO He will     Tu uzupełnij     his discovery of the cure for the disease. 5. Medical science has advanced greatly as far as AIDS treatment is concerned. STRIDES Medical science     Tu uzupełnij     AIDS treatment. 6. Our government should intensify attempts to eradicate tuberculosis. STEPPED It’s high time our government     Tu uzupełnij     to eradicate tuberculosis. 7. Heavy smoking had a very bad effect on his health eventually. TOLL Heavy smoking     Tu uzupełnij     his health eventually.
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Exercise 7

Answer the two questions below using 3–4 sentences.

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Exercise 7

Describe the picture in 5–6 sentences, then answer the three questions below using 2–4 sentences.

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Na zdjęciu widoczne osoby biorące udział w konferencji. Na ekranie telebimu wyświetlono napis: WORLD AIDS DAY.
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  1. What do you think will happen next?

  2. Should public money be spent on organising World Health Days like this one? Why? Why not?

  3. Describe how you celebrated World Health Day.

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Exercise 8

More and more people are participating or getting involved in the organisation of World Health Day celebrations. Write an essay of 200‑250 words in which you will express your opinion about it, referring to the following aspects:

  • variety of activities;

  • expected effects.

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