This document provides definitions for various phrasal verbs, health and medical terms, science and computer terms, and adjectives used with prepositions. Some key phrasal verbs defined include "try on" meaning to put on clothing to see how it fits, "look up to" meaning to admire and respect someone, and "warn off" meaning to warn someone to be careful. Important medical terms defined include "prescription" meaning the paper with the medicine name written by a doctor, "diagnosis" meaning saying exactly what illness a person has, and "x-ray" meaning a photo of the inside of the body using special light. The document also provides science and computer term examples and adjective plus preposition sentence

1. PHRASAL VERBS
Across
3. to put on a piece of clothing in order to see how it looks and whether it fits
4. to admire and respect someone
6. warning someone to be careful
7. to feel happy and excited about something that is going to happen
8. to try to discover the facts about something such as a problem or a crime
9. to draw an X or a line through writing because it is wrong or because you have decided to write something else
Down
1. to look after a child until he or she becomes an adult
2. to give something to several people
5. to have the same personality as somebody
6. to have similar appearance to somebody

2. HEALTH AND MEDICINE
Write the words for the definitions:
- The piece of paper on which a doctor
writes the name of the medicine you need
- Saying exactly what illness a person has
(noun)
- A photo taken of the inside of the human
body using a special light
- A sudden illness which attacks the brain
and can leave a person unable to move part
of their body
- A building where GPs see their patient
- An amount of a drug which is too much and therefore is not safe
- (of a woman) having a baby developing in her body (adjective)
- A change in your body which is a sign of illness
- a piece of cloth used for supporting your arm if it is injured
- to loudly blow air out of your nose in a sudden uncontrolled way
- the feeling of being tired and sick because you have drunk too much alcohol or taken too many
drugs
- a mark that you get on your body if you are hit or if you knock against something
- an illness in which you pass solid waste from your body too often and in a liquid form
SCIENCE AND COMPUTERS (12 words or expressions)
P N S E T I S K Q S T E Q W W M H I D G
Q Y J I F Z O C E T L M U O Q E D I T V
D O A N E X P E R I M E N T K M B G Q B
Z L Y J V I I H F E H N C Z F O R B Y X
E F O D Y N W A C E E P O I V R L A Q P
Z R H A X L E T E H G N K T T Y A S H X
A Z J C D V H X S E C P L N D S P V J G
O I X N A A G D N B X X E X X T T D J O
Y C G S B J P E E T N M K F L I O A G T
X R U Z V Y T R A K U N O T Q C P J J Y
X Q O O T I N R O C U W V S C K X A J T
G Z P T C W V X O G A O J I U G J O M T
P X N I A L Z D N U R V R T F T E L Z M
Z C S Q S R A S G I P A E N I U G Z I P
C T X K F H O Y U R W W M E Q Y W B K N
V H K N C Z O B U C H E M I C A L F S K
H R S A S B V E A L N Q P C E S F K I S
U B T G H K O Y V L C U O S P J L R H Q
E T H L I T S S X W X X J S W L S I P B
A X Q V V F H R H F I T Y U G G X V M S

3. ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS
Complete the sentences with a suitable preposition:
- I’m fed up ______ always having to put away my children’s clothes
- I’m very fond ______ guinea pigs. I’ve got two of them.
- He’s mad ______ the music of the last decade.
- My mother is tired ______ listening to my father complaining all the time.
- She’s very interested ______ homeopathic medicine.
- I’m hooked ______ that soap opera – it’s great!
- She’s really keen ______ jogging. She does it every day.
- Unfortunately my neighbour has become addicted ______ tranquillizers.
- I was fascinated ______ his story – it was so interesting.
- My brothers are obsessed ______ the Arctic Monkeys. They listen to them all the time.
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