Vocabulary Test About PATIENTS Choose The Right Answer MCQ Exercise 97
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Question 1 |
Don't ask me anywhere. Since my operation, I am not _____ going out.
A | able to |
B | in for |
C | up to |
D | willing to |
Question 1 Explanation:
Be up to (doing) something means to be well or strong enough to do it: I'm not up to going out. Not able to or willing to, because after these we use the base verb (able to go), not going.
Question 2 |
If you've got a bad cold, it's no wonder you're _____.
A | on form |
B | out of order |
C | out of place |
D | under the weather |
Question 2 Explanation:
Under the weather means slightly ill or unwell, for example with a cold. Out of place means not suitable for a situation, and out of order means not working (for machines).
Question 3 |
His doctor warned him to _____ it easy for a few months and relax.
A | exist |
B | live |
C | pass |
D | take |
Question 3 Explanation:
Take it easy means to relax and not work too hard: The doctor told me to take it easy. The other verbs are not used in this expression.
Question 4 |
You know that smoking always brings _____ a fit of coughing.
A | in |
B | on |
C | out |
D | up |
Question 4 Explanation:
Bring on means to cause something to start, often an illness or attack: Smoking brings on a fit of coughing. Not bring up, which means to mention a topic or to raise a child.
Question 5 |
I think I need a holiday. I have been feeling rather _____ lately.
A | below standard |
B | off guard |
C | off colour |
D | under strength |
Question 5 Explanation:
Off colour (British English) means slightly ill or not as well as usual: I've been feeling rather off colour lately. Off guard means not ready for something unexpected, so it does not fit here.
Question 6 |
He took the pills and a week later, he was as right as _____.
A | dawn |
B | rain |
C | sunshine |
D | water |
Question 6 Explanation:
As right as rain means completely healthy again after an illness: A week later he was as right as rain. The other words are not used in this fixed expression.
Question 7 |
Poor old man! He has one foot in the _____.
A | bath |
B | door |
C | grave |
D | shoe |
Question 7 Explanation:
Have one foot in the grave means to be very old or very ill and close to death. It is an informal, often humorous idiom.
Question 8 |
Sue has looked the picture of _____ since she returned from her holiday.
A | health |
B | wealth |
C | well-being |
D | wholesomeness |
Question 8 Explanation:
The picture of health means looking very healthy and well: She has looked the picture of health since her holiday. Not well-being, because it is not used in this fixed expression.
Question 9 |
After a month in the sunshine, she was well on the _____ to recovery.
A | avenue |
B | direction |
C | road |
D | route |
Question 9 Explanation:
Be (well) on the road to recovery means to be getting better after an illness. The other nouns are not used in this fixed expression.
Question 10 |
The patient recovered from his operation _____.
A | by bits and pieces |
B | by degrees |
C | gradual |
D | in bits and pieces |
Question 10 Explanation:
By degrees means slowly, little by little: He recovered by degrees. Not gradual, because it is an adjective. After a verb we need the adverb gradually.
Question 11 |
A few months after her successful operation, she felt on top of the _____.
A | earth |
B | land |
C | sky |
D | world |
Question 11 Explanation:
Feel on top of the world means to feel extremely happy and healthy. The other nouns are not used in this idiom.
Question 12 |
After your treatment, doc, I felt as _____ as a fiddle.
A | fine |
B | fit |
C | straight |
D | well |
Question 12 Explanation:
As fit as a fiddle means very healthy and strong. Doc is an informal word for doctor. The other adjectives are not used in this fixed comparison.
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