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Match The Vocabulary With The Correct Definition and Write A-H Next To The Numbers 1-8

The document provides a preparation activity with multiple choice, true/false, and grouping exercises about sleep. It asks students to match vocabulary with definitions, circle true or false for statements about sleep, write words in the correct parts of speech group, and circle the best word to complete expressions related to sleep. It then provides discussion questions about a student's sleep habits and what helps or doesn't help get a good night's sleep.

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Match The Vocabulary With The Correct Definition and Write A-H Next To The Numbers 1-8

The document provides a preparation activity with multiple choice, true/false, and grouping exercises about sleep. It asks students to match vocabulary with definitions, circle true or false for statements about sleep, write words in the correct parts of speech group, and circle the best word to complete expressions related to sleep. It then provides discussion questions about a student's sleep habits and what helps or doesn't help get a good night's sleep.

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Preparation

Match the vocabulary with the correct definition and write a–h next to the numbers 1–8.

1 E sleep deprived a. something you do regularly; a part of your daily routine


2 G a sleep disorder b. to make a sound when breathing in while you are sleeping
3 A a habit c. to start sleeping
4 C to fall asleep d. to open your mouth wide because you feel sleepy
5 H to doze off e. not getting enough sleep
6 B to snore f. somebody who knows a lot about something
7 D to yawn g. a problem with your sleep
8 F an expert h. to have a short, light sleep without intending to, while you
are doing something else (e.g. reading a book, watching
television, studying in class)
1. Check your understanding: true or false

Circle True or False for these sentences.

1. Teenagers need between 10 and 17 hours of sleep a night. True False

2. A quarter of people in the UK have problems with their sleep. True False

3. Not getting enough sleep can cause problems at school. True False

4. Philip watches television in bed. True False

5. Clare has three small children. True False

6. Clyde likes sharing a room with his brother. True False

7. Jag’s students seem very tired in the afternoon. True False

8. It is recommended to have a regular bedtime. True False

2. Check your grammar: grouping – parts of speech

Write the words in the correct group.

Asleep, yawn, exhausted, sleep, snore, dream, tired, awake.

verbs / nouns adjectives


yawn Asleep
sleep exhausted
snore tired
dream awake
3. Check your vocabulary: multiple choice

Circle the best word to complete these expressions.

1. off / fall / go asleep

2. doze off / up / at

3. wake off / up / of

4. stay up / to / at late

5. up / off / stay awake

6. go to / at / in bed

7. at / in / on night

8. at / off / in the day


Discussion

How much sleep do you get on a school night?

Do you sleep more or less on weekends?

Do you think you need to get more or less sleep?

What should and shouldn’t you do in order to get a good night’s sleep?

Usually at school nights I get from 7 to 9 hours. At weekends I usually sleep from 9 to 12 hours. I think at weekends I
could get less sleep, but on school days I need to sleep more. I don’t need to do anything because I can sleep good
anytime and everywhere it doesn’t matter how loud is the noise around me.

Gileta Aliulytė 7c 2020-03-18

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