Work with a partner to label each statement true (T) or false (F). If the statement is false, correct it so that it is true

1. The head consists of two parts: the skull which contains the brain, and

the face which consists of the forehead, the eyes, the mouth with lips, the cheeks, the ears and the ankle.

2. The jaw is located on the inside of the cheeks and chin.

3. Beneath the ribcage there are the stomach and wrist.

4. The neck is what attaches the lower body to the upper body.

5. Beside the index finger is the middle toe, followed by the ring finger

and the little finger.

6.There is the chin at the top of the face.

7.The ankle connects the foot to the leg.

8.There is the thumb between the elbow and the next joint, the wrist.

9.At the top and front of the upper body, just below the neck we can

find the collarbone.

10.Each foot has five fingers.

11.There are the buttocks for sitting on at the front of the lower body.

12.At the ends of the fingers there are the finger-tips and finger-nails

with their yellowish half-moons.

3. Here are the answers to some questions from the text. What are the questions?

1. Food is swallowed down the throat.

2. There is the calf the front of the lower leg is shin and the back of the lower leg.

3. It holds a baby when a woman is pregnant.

4. The amis aren't attached to the pelvic girdle. They are attached to shoulders.

5. It is often called the little toe.

6. The teeth and the tongue are inside the mouth.

7. The lungs are for breathing and the heart is for pumping blood.

8. No, it doesn't. It doesn't have five toes. It has four fingers and one thumb.

9. Beside the thumb there is the index finger.

10. Yes, it is. The top of the scalp is covered with hair.

11. The rear side of the upper body is called the back.

12. There are toenails at the ends of the toes.

4. What do the following refer to in the text?

Example

to divide the body into anterior and posterior parts - The frontal plane, also called the coronal plane, divides the body into anterior and posterior parts.

- to divide the body into anterior and posterior parts

- named for the upper bone of the hip, the ileum

- beneath the ribcage

- the joint halfway down the arm

- the subject is in anatomical position

- underneath the forehead

- to be separated from the abdominal cavity by the diaphragm

- to divide the body into right and left portions

- there is no anatomical separation

- named for the umbilicus, or navel

- dorsal and ventral cavities

- at the sides of the head

- triceps and biceps

- for digesting food

5. Word hunt

(a) Find in the text English equivalents of the following words and phrases and
translate the sentences containing them:

позначати відносну позицію; утворюватися під прямим кутом; в напрямку до середини (серединної лінії); відокремлюватися ви: разом утворювати; всередині вистеляти порожнину; поділяти щось уявними лініями; називати як; відповідати за процес мислення; ззовні (всередині) чогось; нижче (під); у верхній (нижній) частині чогось; приєднуватися до: зліва (справа) від; містити рідкі продукти метаболізму; перетравлювати їжу; перекачувати кров і спрямовувати її в кров'яне русло; захищати від захворювань; переміщувати лімфу; захищати від хвороботворних факторів: зберігати, передавати і обробляти інформацію; структурна підтримка і захист

(b) Use these words and phrases in the sentences of your own.

6. Check your understanding. Find correct answers to the following questions:

1. What terms are used to designate relative position?

2. What planes are used to describe the location or direction of a given point in the body?

3. What cavities are the internal organs located within?

4. What makes up abdominopelvic cavity?

5. How many regions can the abdomen be divided by imaginary lines into? What are they?

6. What are the principal parts of the human body?

7. What parts does the head have?

8. What does the neck contain?

9. What are the principal parts of the upper (lower) body?

10. What do the upper (lower) limbs consist of?

11. What are the main systems of the human body?

III. Speaking