This document contains a fitness assessment with questions about exercise habits, diet, smoking, age, weight, and height. It then has tasks to write sentences with the answers, make comparisons between two people's fitness levels, and complete a chart about healthy and unhealthy habits. The tasks focus on gathering health information and providing advice about fitness.

1. Revision Fit to fight
Task 1: Write the questions
1. How often do you do strength exercise? I do strength exercises once a day.
2. How …………………………………………..? I eat fast food every week
3. How …………………………………………..? I smoke about ten a day
4. How …………………………………………..? I’m twenty-six years old
5. How ………………………………………….. ? I weigh about 85 kilos, I think.
6. How …………………………………………..? I’m about 1 metre 80
Task 2: Write the sentences
1. Aerobic exercises? (3 or 5 times a week) He does aerobic exercises three or five times a week.
2. smoke? (no) …………………………………………..
3. eat fast food? (never) …………………………………………..
4. strength exercises? (about once a week) …………………………………………..
5. age? (24) …………………………………………..
6. weight? (79 kilos) …………………………………………..
Task 3: Make comparisons
1. Herter | fit than | Smith. Herter is fitter than Smith
2. Smith | heavy than | Herter …………………………………………..
3. Herter | muscular than | Smith …………………………………………..
4. Herter | good than | Smith at push-ups …………………………………………..
5. Smith | bad than | Herter on the assault course. …………………………………………..
Task 4. Complete the chart. Use these phrases.
Smoke watch TV all day go for a walk relax drive everywhere go for a swim
It’s bad for your health to….
1. smoke
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It’s good for your health to….
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2. Now, write advice using should or shouldn’t
1. It’s bad for your health to smoke. You shouldn’t smoke
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