VocabularyUnit 7

1. bruiseA place where your skin is purple, or green , where you have hurt yourself.

2. slingA piece of material you tie around your neck to hold your arm when you hurt it.

3. First aid kitA box with plaster and bandages in it, to help you when you hurt yourself.

4. Patient A person who sees a doctor he/she is ill or hurt.

5. disasterAn event that causes a lot of harm or damage, such as earthquakes, floods, volcanoes, etc.

6. Breathing apparatusA special mask that helps you breathe when there is a lot of smoke and fire.

7. trapTo keep somebody in a place in which he/she cannot move or escape

8. rescueTo take someone away from a danger place to a safe place.

9. flood When a lot of water suddenly

covers a place

10. crewA group of people who work on a ship or an airplane

CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER 

1. THE HEAVY RAIN HAS CAUSED [FLOOD, RESCUED,

SLING] IN MANY PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.

2. SHADY [FLOOD, RESCUED, SLING] A CHILD FROM

DROWNING.

3. SALLY FELL IN THE PARK AND NOW SHE HAS GOT A

BIG PURPLE [FLOOD,

RESCUED, BRUISE] ON HER LEG.

4. HE BROKE HIS ARM AND HE HAD TO HAVE IT IN A

[FLOOD, RESCUED, SLING] FOR A WEEK.

5. MY FATHER ALWAYS KEEPS A [FIRST AID KIT,

RESCUED, SLING] IN HIS OFFICE AND IN HIS CAR. .

6 .They became [trapped, patient, rescued]

by the rising flood water.

7. Firemen sometimes have to wear [sling,

breathing apparatus, bruise]

8. The ship [sling, crew, first aid kit] was

really active and brave.

9. Are you a [patient, crew, sling] in this

hospital? No, I'm just visitor.

10. The earthquake is a terrible [trapped,

sling, disaster].

MR. EMAD GAMIL

Story words1:10

1. OwnerSomeone who owns something

2. frownTo bring your eyebrows together so that you make lines appear on your forehead when you are angry.

3. Knocker A piece of metal on a door that you use to knock loudly.

4. Terror A feeling of extreme fear.

5. frighten To make someone feel afraid

6. ghost The spirit of a dead person that someone can believe they can see or feel.

7. cellar A room under a house.

8. partner Someone you work with or play a game with.

9. depend To need someone's help in order to live or to continue.

10. Dressing gownA piece of clothing like a long loose coat that you wear before you go to bed.

10. Dressing gownA piece of clothing like a long loose coat that you wear before you go to bed.

1 .The painting has been returned to its rightful [frown, owner,

knocker].

2 .She looked at her exam paper with a [ghost, cellar, frown]

3 .People ran away from the explosion in [terror, owner, cellar]

4 .He looked very frightened as if he had seen a [owner, ghost,

knocker].

5 .I [depend, frown, frighten] on the map, but it was completely

wrong.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER

OPPOSITES1: 10

•1 -pack #

unpack

•2 -certain #

uncertain

•3 -Important #

unimportant

•4 -Load #

unload

•5 -Necessary #

unnecessary

6- Patient # Impatient

7- Polite # Impolite

8- Movable # Immovable

9- Proper # Improper

10- Possible # Impossible

CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER

•1 -If we don’t hurry and [pack- unpack] our suitcases, we may

miss the train.

•2 -Are you absolutely [certain, uncertain] that you gave them

the right number?

•3 -I’m [certain, uncertain] that he’s telling the truth. I don't

know.

•4 -It is [important- unimportant] to have an English dictionary

at home .

•5 -The porter is going to [load, unload] our bags at the airport.

•6 -Should I bring my passport? No, it won’t be [necessary,

unnecessary]

•7-Teachers must be [patient- impatient] with slower students.

•8 -The boy isn’t [polite- impolite]. He always talks back to his

mother.

•9 -Father bought me some toy soldiers with [movable, immovable]

arms

•10 -You must talk to your teachers in a [proper- improper] way.

•11 .It is [possible- impossible] to sleep in all that noise.

BEST WISHES .. MR. EMAD GAMIL