Illnesses
A headache affects your
a. head
b. throat
c. stomach
a. head
Select the correct definite/indefinite pronoun:
At the show, (anybody/everybody) was seated on time.
everybody
Choose the correct quantifier:
There is (a lot of/much) Vitamin C in oranges.
a lot of
Put the words in the correct order:
wear sunscreen/always/should/You
You should always wear sunscreen
A sore throat affects your
a. stomach
b. head
c. throat
c. throat
Select the correct definite/indefinite pronoun:
She did not want to go (everywhere/somewhere) with him.
somewhere
Choose the correct quantifier:
She goes to (few/less) concerts because she prefers reading.
few
Put the words in the correct order:
study/You/must/a test/before
You must study before a test
A cough affects your
a. head and throat
b. stomach and ear
c. throat and chest
c. throat and chest
Select the correct definite/indefinite pronoun:
"Does (anybody/everybody) have a pencil I can borrow" Brian asked.
anybody
Choose the correct quantifier:
We need (many/lots of) calcium for our bones to be strong.
lots of
Put the words in the correct order:
Kat/her dog/take/should/for a walk
Kat should take her dog for a walk
A fever affects your
a. whole body
b. throat
c. head
Select the correct definite/indefinite pronoun:
Willow goes (anywhere/everywhere) with her dog.
everywhere
Choose the correct quantifier:
There are (a few/less) shops in town this year than last year/
less
Put the words in the correct order:
to/You need/long pants/wear/in the jungle
You need to wear long pants in the jungle
An earache affects your
a. head
b. ear
c. brain
b. ear
Select the correct definite/indefinite pronoun:
I always buy (anything/something) when I go to the store.
something
Choose the correct quantifier:
She eats (a lot of/much) cookies before dinner.
a lot of
Put the words in the correct order:
Rachel/borrow money/from her mother/shouldn't
Rachel shouldn't borrow money from her mother