Phrasal Verbs for Health and Illnesses

What is the purpose of the anagram game introduced at the beginning of the lesson?

• To practice spelling

• To introduce new phrasal verbs

• To ensure viewers are focused

• To test vocabulary knowledge

What does the phrasal verb 'come down with' imply?

• To recover from an illness

• To become unwell

• To avoid getting sick

• To feel better

Which part of the body is typically associated with the phrase 'be blocked up'?

• Nose

• Ears

• Stomach

• Throat

What does 'throw up' mean in the context of health?

• To feel dizzy

• To vomit

• To have a headache

• To sneeze

What does 'swell up' refer to?

• To heal quickly

• To feel pain

• To become larger

• To shrink

What does it mean to 'fight off' an illness?

• To spread it

• To prevent it from worsening

• To succumb to it

• To ignore it

What does 'get over' an illness mean?

• To become sick

• To spread it

• To recover from it

• To ignore it

What does 'break out into' imply when related to health?

• To recover quickly

• To start feeling better

• To suddenly develop symptoms

• To avoid getting sick

What does 'pass out' mean in a medical context?

• To feel dizzy

• To lose consciousness temporarily

• To fall asleep

• To recover from illness

What does 'patch someone up' mean?

• To worsen an injury

• To ignore an injury

• To prevent an injury

• To provide temporary medical care