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100

Small, solid, round pieces of medicine that you swallow with water (e.g., take one in the morning).

Tablets

100

A formal word for glasses that people wear to correct their vision.

Spectacles

100

Sweet drinks with a lot of bubbles (e.g., cola or sparkling water) are called ______ drinks.

Fizzy

100

A feeling of tiredness caused by moving quickly from one time zone to another after a long flight.

Jetlag

200

Red spots on your skin, often because of an illness or an allergy.

Rash

200

A small device put inside someone's chest to help their heart beat correctly.

Pacemaker

200

A medical term and adjective used to describe someone who is extremely fat.

Obese

200

Strong, sudden movements while the plane is in the air, which can be scary at times.

Turbulence

300

A phrasal verb that means "to recover from an illness or a cold" (e.g., it took me two weeks to get _____ it).

 Over (Get over)

300

Medical operations inside a person's body where a very small hole is made, instead of cutting them wide open.

Keyhole surgery

300

A type of bread made containing all the grain, with nothing taken out, which is considered very healthy.

Wholemeal

300

A phrase meaning "unable to move from" somewhere (e.g., "My flight was cancelled and I was ______ ______ the airport").

Stuck at

400

What is the missing preposition in this sentence to avoid a common mistake: "A surgeon operates ______ a patient."

On 

400

Something used to make you unconscious (asleep) so that you do not feel any pain during an operation.

General anaesthetic

400

A verb from the text that means "to improve or increase" something (e.g., Spinach can ______ the immune system).

Boost

400

A long journey, usually by sea or in space (e.g., "Learning English is a ______ of discovery").

Voyage

500

A sudden change in the blood supply to the brain, which can cause a loss of the ability to move body parts.  

Stroke

500

An adjective that means "clever in a complicated way and able to do complicated tasks" (e.g., ______ hearing aids or scanners).

Sophisticated

500

The changes to our body and mind by which we grow old (e.g., Blueberries may slow this down).

Ageing process

500

A phrasal verb used when an airline pays for you to stay at a hotel overnight because of a delayed flight (e.g., "The airline ______ ______ ______").

Put me up

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