Health and Illness Quiz

The word "health" is uncountable, so it is impossible to use the indefinite article. You can also say "fit" or "healthy", but definitely not "fitting" or "in a good mood"

We use the word "fall" with the word "ill", but not with the word "sick". We can say "become sick", or "is/am/are sick"

The state of feeling bad after eating spoilt products is described with the word "sick". When people are sick, they also may throw up, or vomit, and have diarrhea

When someone feels that his or her health is not good, they say "I feel ill" or "I am ill". Being ill is the feeling that you are not well, not healthy. After that people go to the doctor, and a disease may be diagnosed. A disease is the name of the condition, it is based on medical tests and examination. This is why a person may have a serious disease, but not always feel ill for some time.

This is a set expression. We use the definite article here, or we also can say get the flu, have got flu, have flu

The intensity of headache from week to strong: mild, moderate, severe (splitting)

"Ache" is milder than "pain", lasts longer and feels dull. However some usage has become traditional and fixed, for example headache, toothache etc.

"Contagious" means "transmitted from person to person"

Sprains and strains are more typical of legs and arms. A very typical injury is a sprained ankle. A concussion is the result of a head hitting some hard object. It is not deadly, but may give you a few unpleasant symptoms, like dizziness, sickness and and headache