2º TES INGLES

1.1.1 Match each word with its correct description. Head. The upper part of the body that contains the brain, eyes, nose and mouth. The part that connects the head and the body. The joint that connects the arm to the body. The upper limb from the shoulder to the hand. The part in the middle of the arm that bends. The part at the end of the arm used for holding things. The front part of the body between the neck and the stomach. The upper front part of the chest, containing the mammary glands. The joint that connects the upper and lower leg.

1.1.2 Match each word with its correct description. Neck. The upper part of the body that contains the brain, eyes, nose and mouth. The part that connects the head and the body. The joint that connects the arm to the body. The upper limb from the shoulder to the hand. The part in the middle of the arm that bends. The part at the end of the arm used for holding things. The front part of the body between the neck and the stomach. The upper front part of the chest, containing the mammary glands. The joint that connects the upper and lower leg.

1.1.3 Match each word with its correct description. Shoulder. The upper part of the body that contains the brain, eyes, nose and mouth. The part that connects the head and the body. The joint that connects the arm to the body. The upper limb from the shoulder to the hand. The part in the middle of the arm that bends. The part at the end of the arm used for holding things. The front part of the body between the neck and the stomach. The upper front part of the chest, containing the mammary glands. The joint that connects the upper and lower leg.

1.1.4 Match each word with its correct description. Arm. The upper part of the body that contains the brain, eyes, nose and mouth. The part that connects the head and the body. The joint that connects the arm to the body. The upper limb from the shoulder to the hand. The part in the middle of the arm that bends. The part at the end of the arm used for holding things. The front part of the body between the neck and the stomach. The upper front part of the chest, containing the mammary glands. The joint that connects the upper and lower leg.

1.1.5 Match each word with its correct description. Elbow. The upper part of the body that contains the brain, eyes, nose and mouth. The part that connects the head and the body. The joint that connects the arm to the body. The upper limb from the shoulder to the hand. The part in the middle of the arm that bends. The part at the end of the arm used for holding things. The front part of the body between the neck and the stomach. The upper front part of the chest, containing the mammary glands. The joint that connects the upper and lower leg.

1.1.6 Match each word with its correct description. Hand. The upper part of the body that contains the brain, eyes, nose and mouth. The part that connects the head and the body. The joint that connects the arm to the body. The upper limb from the shoulder to the hand. The part in the middle of the arm that bends. The part at the end of the arm used for holding things. The front part of the body between the neck and the stomach. The upper front part of the chest, containing the mammary glands. The joint that connects the upper and lower leg.

1.1.7 Match each word with its correct description. Chest. The upper part of the body that contains the brain, eyes, nose and mouth. The part that connects the head and the body. The joint that connects the arm to the body. The upper limb from the shoulder to the hand. The part in the middle of the arm that bends. The part at the end of the arm used for holding things. The front part of the body between the neck and the stomach. The upper front part of the chest, containing the mammary glands. The joint that connects the upper and lower leg.

1.1.8 Match each word with its correct description. Breast. The upper part of the body that contains the brain, eyes, nose and mouth. The part that connects the head and the body. The joint that connects the arm to the body. The upper limb from the shoulder to the hand. The part in the middle of the arm that bends. The part at the end of the arm used for holding things. The front part of the body between the neck and the stomach. The upper front part of the chest, containing the mammary glands. The joint that connects the upper and lower leg.

1.1.9 Match each word with its correct description. Knee. The upper part of the body that contains the brain, eyes, nose and mouth. The part that connects the head and the body. The joint that connects the arm to the body. The upper limb from the shoulder to the hand. The part in the middle of the arm that bends. The part at the end of the arm used for holding things. The front part of the body between the neck and the stomach. The upper front part of the chest, containing the mammary glands. The joint that connects the upper and lower leg.

2.1.1 Match each organ to its main function. Heart. Pumps blood through the body. Help you breathe and get oxygen. Controls thoughts, actions and emotions. Breaks down food during digestion. Cleans the blood and helps digest fats. Remove waste and produce urine. Absorb nutrients and water from food. Stores urine before it leaves the body. Produces insulin and helps control blood sugar.

2.1.2 Match each organ to its main function. Lungs. Pumps blood through the body. Help you breathe and get oxygen. Controls thoughts, actions and emotions. Breaks down food during digestion. Cleans the blood and helps digest fats. Remove waste and produce urine. Absorb nutrients and water from food. Stores urine before it leaves the body. Produces insulin and helps control blood sugar.

2.1.3 Match each organ to its main function. Brain. Pumps blood through the body. Help you breathe and get oxygen. Controls thoughts, actions and emotions. Breaks down food during digestion. Cleans the blood and helps digest fats. Remove waste and produce urine. Absorb nutrients and water from food. Stores urine before it leaves the body. Produces insulin and helps control blood sugar.

2.1.4 Match each organ to its main function. Stomach. Pumps blood through the body. Help you breathe and get oxygen. Controls thoughts, actions and emotions. Breaks down food during digestion. Cleans the blood and helps digest fats. Remove waste and produce urine. Absorb nutrients and water from food. Stores urine before it leaves the body. Produces insulin and helps control blood sugar.

2.1.5 Match each organ to its main function. Liver. Pumps blood through the body. Help you breathe and get oxygen. Controls thoughts, actions and emotions. Breaks down food during digestion. Cleans the blood and helps digest fats. Remove waste and produce urine. Absorb nutrients and water from food. Stores urine before it leaves the body. Produces insulin and helps control blood sugar.

2.1.6 Match each organ to its main function. Kidneys. Pumps blood through the body. Help you breathe and get oxygen. Controls thoughts, actions and emotions. Breaks down food during digestion. Cleans the blood and helps digest fats. Remove waste and produce urine. Absorb nutrients and water from food. Stores urine before it leaves the body. Produces insulin and helps control blood sugar.

2.1.7 Match each organ to its main function. Intestines. Pumps blood through the body. Help you breathe and get oxygen. Controls thoughts, actions and emotions. Breaks down food during digestion. Cleans the blood and helps digest fats. Remove waste and produce urine. Absorb nutrients and water from food. Stores urine before it leaves the body. Produces insulin and helps control blood sugar.

2.1.8 Match each organ to its main function. Bladder. Pumps blood through the body. Help you breathe and get oxygen. Controls thoughts, actions and emotions. Breaks down food during digestion. Cleans the blood and helps digest fats. Remove waste and produce urine. Absorb nutrients and water from food. Stores urine before it leaves the body. Produces insulin and helps control blood sugar.

2.1.9 Match each organ to its main function. Pancreas. Pumps blood through the body. Help you breathe and get oxygen. Controls thoughts, actions and emotions. Breaks down food during digestion. Cleans the blood and helps digest fats. Remove waste and produce urine. Absorb nutrients and water from food. Stores urine before it leaves the body. Produces insulin and helps control blood sugar.

1.3.1 Match each system to its main function. Circulatory system. Carries blood and oxygen to all parts of the body. Brings oxygen into the body and removes carbon dioxide. Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients. Controls body activities and sends messages between the brain and the body. Allows movement of the body and maintains posture. Supports the body, protects organs, and works with muscles for movement.

1.3.2 Match each system to its main function. Respiratory system. Carries blood and oxygen to all parts of the body. Brings oxygen into the body and removes carbon dioxide. Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients. Controls body activities and sends messages between the brain and the body. Allows movement of the body and maintains posture. Supports the body, protects organs, and works with muscles for movement.

1.3.3 Match each system to its main function. Digestive system. Carries blood and oxygen to all parts of the body. Brings oxygen into the body and removes carbon dioxide. Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients. Controls body activities and sends messages between the brain and the body. Allows movement of the body and maintains posture. Supports the body, protects organs, and works with muscles for movement.

1.3.4 Match each system to its main function. Nervous system. Carries blood and oxygen to all parts of the body. Brings oxygen into the body and removes carbon dioxide. Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients. Controls body activities and sends messages between the brain and the body. Allows movement of the body and maintains posture. Supports the body, protects organs, and works with muscles for movement.

1.3.5 Match each system to its main function. Muscular system. Carries blood and oxygen to all parts of the body. Brings oxygen into the body and removes carbon dioxide. Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients. Controls body activities and sends messages between the brain and the body. Allows movement of the body and maintains posture. Supports the body, protects organs, and works with muscles for movement.

1.3.5 Match each system to its main function. Skeletal system. Carries blood and oxygen to all parts of the body. Brings oxygen into the body and removes carbon dioxide. Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients. Controls body activities and sends messages between the brain and the body. Allows movement of the body and maintains posture. Supports the body, protects organs, and works with muscles for movement.

1.4 Right now, the nurse ______ (take) the patient’s blood pressure. taking. is taking. takes.

1.5 Listen! The paramedic ______ (talk) to the patient. talk. talks. talking. is talking.

1.6 I ______ (not feel) well today. Doesn´t fell. am not fell. am not feeling. don´t feel.

1.7 Which is a correct question in Present Simple?. What nurse does do every morning?. What does the nurse do every morning?. What do nurse does every morning?. What the nurse do every morning?.

1.8 Paramedics usually ______ (work) in pairs during emergencies. work. are working. works.

1.9.1 Match each question word to its function/definition. What. Asks for information about a thing or action. Asks about a place or location. Asks about a time or date. Asks about a person. Asks for a reason or explanation. Asks about the manner, method, or condition.

1.9.2 Match each question word to its function/definition. Where. Asks for information about a thing or action. Asks about a place or location. Asks about a time or date. Asks about a person. Asks for a reason or explanation. Asks about the manner, method, or condition.

1.9.3 Match each question word to its function/definition. When. Asks for information about a thing or action. Asks about a place or location. Asks about a time or date. Asks about a person. Asks for a reason or explanation. Asks about the manner, method, or condition.

1.9.4 Match each question word to its function/definition. Who. Asks for information about a thing or action. Asks about a place or location. Asks about a time or date. Asks about a person. Asks for a reason or explanation. Asks about the manner, method, or condition.

1.9.5 Match each question word to its function/definition. Why. Asks for information about a thing or action. Asks about a place or location. Asks about a time or date. Asks about a person. Asks for a reason or explanation. Asks about the manner, method, or condition.

1.9.6 Match each question word to its function/definition. How. Asks for information about a thing or action. Asks about a place or location. Asks about a time or date. Asks about a person. Asks for a reason or explanation. Asks about the manner, method, or condition.

1.10 Which is a correct Present Continuous question?. Doctor is checking the patient right now?. Is the doctor checking the patient right now?. The doctor is checking the patient right now?. Does the doctor is checking the patient right now?.

2.1 Yesterday, I _______ (go) to the cinema with my friends. Was going. Go. Have gone. Went.

2.1 While she _______ (cook) dinner, the phone _______ (ring). was cooking / rang. was cooking/was ringing. cooked / was ringing. Cooked/Rang.

2.3 They _______ (study) English when the teacher _______ (arrive). were studying / was arriving. studied / was arriving. studied / arrived. were studying / arrived.

2.4 Last week, we _______ (visit) our grandparents in the countryside. visit. have visited. were visiting. visited.

2.5 He _______ (watch) TV all evening yesterday. was watching. has watched. watched. watches.

2.6 When I _______ (see) her, she _______ (cry) because she _______ (lose) her keys. saw / was crying / lost. saw / cried / lost. was seeing / cried / lost. saw / was crying / was losing.

2.7 The children _______ (play) in the garden while their parents _______ (talk). played / talked. were playing / were talking. were playing / talked.

2.8 She _______ (work) as a teacher for five years before she _______ (move) to London. worked / moved. worked / was moving. has worked / moved. was working / moved.

2.9 What _______ you _______ (do) at 8 o'clock last night?. have / done. did / do. were / doing. are / doing.

2.10 I _______ (not/sleep) well because the neighbors _______ (make) noise all night. haven’t slept / made. wasn’t sleeping / were making. didn’t sleep / made. didn’t sleep / were making.

2.11.1 Match – Concepts & Definitions Tendon. Connects muscle to bone. Allows movement between two bones. Tissue that helps the body move. Hard structure that supports the body. Connects bone to bone.

2.11.2 Match – Concepts & Definitions Joint. Connects muscle to bone. Allows movement between two bones. Tissue that helps the body move. Hard structure that supports the body. Connects bone to bone.

2.11.3 Match – Concepts & Definitions Muscle. Connects muscle to bone. Allows movement between two bones. Tissue that helps the body move. Hard structure that supports the body. Connects bone to bone.

2.11.4 Match – Concepts & Definitions Bone. Connects muscle to bone. Allows movement between two bones. Tissue that helps the body move. Hard structure that supports the body. Connects bone to bone.

2.11.5 Match – Concepts & Definitions Ligament. Connects muscle to bone. Allows movement between two bones. Tissue that helps the body move. Hard structure that supports the body. Connects bone to bone.

2.12.1 Relaciona cada palabra con su uso más común en emergencias. Spine. Supports the body and protects the spinal cord. Protects the brain. Protect the heart and lungs. Connects the arm to the torso. Supports body weight and connects the legs.

2.12.2 Relaciona cada palabra con su uso más común en emergencias. Skull. Supports the body and protects the spinal cord. Protects the brain. Protect the heart and lungs. Connects the arm to the torso. Supports body weight and connects the legs.

2.12.3 Relaciona cada palabra con su uso más común en emergencias. Ribs. Supports the body and protects the spinal cord. Protects the brain. Protect the heart and lungs. Connects the arm to the torso. Supports body weight and connects the legs.

2.12.4 Relaciona cada palabra con su uso más común en emergencias. Collarbone. Supports the body and protects the spinal cord. Protects the brain. Protect the heart and lungs. Connects the arm to the torso. Supports body weight and connects the legs.

2.12.5 Relaciona cada palabra con su uso más común en emergencias. Hip bone. Supports the body and protects the spinal cord. Protects the brain. Protect the heart and lungs. Connects the arm to the torso. Supports body weight and connects the legs.

2.13.1 Une cada phrasal verb con su significado en español. Sit down. Sentarse. Levantarse. Acostarse. Levantar. Agacharse.

2.13.2 Une cada phrasal verb con su significado en español. Stand up. Sentarse. Levantarse. Acostarse. Levantar. Agacharse.

2.13.3 Une cada phrasal verb con su significado en español. Lie down. Sentarse. Levantarse. Acostarse. Levantar. Agacharse.

2.13.4 Une cada phrasal verb con su significado en español. Lift up. Sentarse. Levantarse. Acostarse. Levantar. Agacharse.

2.13.4 Une cada phrasal verb con su significado en español. Bend over. Sentarse. Levantarse. Acostarse. Levantar. Agacharse.