Body Vocabulary Quiz

Book Title and Details

• Title: English Vocabulary in Use
• Edition: Third Edition
• Level: Elementary
• Authors: Michael McCarthy and Felicity O'Dell
• Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Family Words and Relations

• Family tree provides a visual representation of relationships
• Describes roles within family structures (e.g., husband, wife, parents, children, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins)
• Common mistakes in expressing familial relations are highlighted (e.g., using "got married to" instead of "married")

Expressions for Family

• Common phrases used in conversations about family (e.g., "Have you got any brothers and sisters?", "Do you come from a big family?")
• Common conversational mistakes (e.g., singular vs plural)
• Examples of correct use of English grammatical structures related to families
• Instructions to draw, identify, and complete sentences about relations with examples, like "Sara, my mother"

Health and Illness

• Introduces basic health terminology
• Categorizes problems by category (everyday, serious illness, illnesses in hot climates)
• Explains common mistakes in expression (e.g., using "got" instead of "had")
• Examples of expressions used in conversations about health (e.g.,"I'm very well", "I feel ill")

Parts of Body

• Provides a list of body parts with their singular and plural forms
• Explains how to use singular and plural words with parts of the body
• Discusses common pronunciation problems with body parts
• Includes examples of correct and incorrect usage
• Includes common expressions for describing body parts and conditions

Clothes

• Provides vocabulary for various types of clothing
• Explains how words for clothing are pluralized (e.g., trousers)
• Explains the use of phrases related to clothing items (e.g., pair of shorts(plural), a dress (singular))
• Explains how to discuss actions (verbs) that involve clothes

Feelings

• Covers various feelings like happiness, sadness, anger, tiredness, etc., with appropriate expressions and examples.

Jobs

• Includes a variety of job titles (e.g., doctor, teacher, nurse, shop assistant, engineer, farmer,etc.)
• Provides expressions for asking about jobs and describing them
• Examples of expressing work-related information and situations

Countries and Nationalities

• Lists different continents and countries
• Explains the formation of adjectives for nationalities (e.g., American, Argentinian).
• Includes examples of correct usage, and common mistakes for each description (e.g., capitalizing names of countries)

School and University

• Lists different subjects in school/university
• Explains common expressions to describe education-related situations (e.g., taking/doing an exam, getting a degree)
• Identifies useful things for school/university

Weather

• Covers various types of weather (e.g., sunny, rainy, snowy, windy, foggy, thundery, etc.)
• Explains the related adjectives and expressions
• Includes common mistakes and tips for usage.

Exercises

• Includes practice exercises of varying difficulty, for comprehension and vocabulary building.
• Provides examples with correct usage of expressions.