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THE BODY

Test your knowledge of body parts with a quiz! Identify organs like lungs, heart, and tongue. Learn idioms related to body parts like stomach, tongue, and head. Challenge yourself and have fun!

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THE BODY

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  1. THE BODY

  2. BE CAREFUL!!!!!!! • In English we use personal pronouns (my, your, etc.) with parts of the body, not the. Example: Give me your hand NOT Give me the hand

  3. TONGUE

  4. TOOTH (plural: TEETH)

  5. PARTS OF THE BODY and ORGANS

  6. BRAIN

  7. HEART /ha:t/

  8. KIDNEYS

  9. LUNGS

  10. LIVER

  11. ANKLE

  12. ELBOW

  13. SHOULDER

  14. WRIST /rist/

  15. HEEL

  16. PALM /pa:m/

  17. NAILS

  18. CHEST

  19. CALF /ka:f/ (CALVES)

  20. WAIST and HIPS

  21. THIGH

  22. BODY QUIZ a. Which part of the body is it?

  23. 1. The place where you wear a watch. WRIST

  24. 2. The two places where you might wear a belt. WAIST and HIPS

  25. 3. You can easily twist this when you do sports YOUR ANKLE

  26. 4. These are often red after you’ve been out in the cold or if you’re embarrassed CHEEKS

  27. 5. You use these to breathe. LUNGS

  28. 6. Doctors sometimes listen to this to see if you have a breathing problem. CHEST

  29. B. Which idiom do you use…? • when you are very nervous (stomach) I have (got) butterflies in my stomach

  30. B. Which idiom do you use…? 2. when you can’t quite remember something (tongue) It’s on the tip of my tongue

  31. B. Which idiom do you use…? 3. when you can’t stop thinking about something (head) I can’t get it out of my head

  32. B. Which idiom do you use…? 4. when you think a friend is telling you something which isn’t true as a joke (leg) You’re pulling my leg

  33. B. Which idiom do you use…? 5. when you memorize something (heart) I’ve learned it by heart

  34. B. Which idiom do you use…? 6. when you have said something which you shouldn’t have said because it is a secret or may cause embarrassment (foot) I’ve put my foot in it

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