A2 Key for Schools (KET) Reading & Writing Part 2 Test – Sports/Health & Tech 2

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Test 1

Questions 7-13

For each question, choose the correct answer.

7   Which app teaches you how to prepare your own food?

     A FoodBuddy   B GreenPlate   C HealthyMe

8   Which app sends you a message to remember your healthy food?

     A FoodBuddy   B GreenPlate   C HealthyMe

 Which app lets you see what your friends are eating?

     A FoodBuddy   B GreenPlate   C HealthyMe

10   Which app asks you to write down how you feel after a meal?

     A FoodBuddy   B GreenPlate   C HealthyMe

11   Which app gives you a reward when you make healthy choices?

     A FoodBuddy   B GreenPlate   C HealthyMe

12   Which app helps you decide what things to buy in a shop?

     A FoodBuddy   B GreenPlate   C HealthyMe

13   Which app costs money after you use it for a short time?

     A FoodBuddy   B GreenPlate   C HealthyMe

Digital food diaries for teenagers

FoodBuddy

Do you want to eat better but find writing boring? FoodBuddy is perfect for you. You do not have to write anything. You just take a photo of your healthy meal, and the app saves it. Every time you eat vegetables or fruit, you get points. You can use these points to change the colours on your screen. You can also add your friends on the app. It is fun to see what they eat and who has the most apples in a week!

GreenPlate

GreenPlate is a brilliant app for teenagers who love cooking. The app gives you a lot of easy ideas for healthy meals. You can prepare great dinners for your family. If you forget to drink water or eat fruit, GreenPlate sends a short message to your phone. You do not need the internet to read your food diary or check the recipes. You can use it anywhere! You must pay a small amount of money before you can download this app.

HealthyMe

HealthyMe helps you understand your food better. After you eat, you write a few words about how your stomach feels. The app shows you if your food changes your sleep or your energy. Are you in a supermarket? You can use your phone camera to scan the information on food boxes. The app tells you if the food is a healthy choice to buy. You can try HealthyMe for free for a month, but then it costs two pounds.

Answer Key & Explanations

7 B - Reason: The text says GreenPlate is for teenagers who love cooking and "gives you a lot of easy ideas for healthy meals."

8 B - Reason: The text explains that if you forget to eat fruit, GreenPlate "sends a short message to your phone."

9 A - Reason: The text states that you can add friends and "see what they eat".

10 C - Reason: The text mentions that "After you eat, you write a few words about how your stomach feels."

11 A - Reason: The text points out that "Every time you eat vegetables or fruit, you get points."

12 C - Reason: The text says that in a supermarket, you can scan boxes and the app tells you if it is "a healthy choice to buy."

13 C - Reason: The text confirms that "You can try HealthyMe for free for a month, but then it costs two pounds."

    Test 2

    Questions 7-13

    For each question, choose the correct answer.

     Who got a headache while they were travelling?

         A Oliver   B Sophie   C Daniel

    8   Who went to see a doctor for advice?

         A Oliver   B Sophie   C Daniel

     Who bought a new item to help with their problem?

         A Oliver   B Sophie   C Daniel

    10   Who stops using their phone at a specific time of day?

         A Oliver   B Sophie   C Daniel

    11   Who uses their phone to finish their school work?

         A Oliver   B Sophie   C Daniel

    12   Who talks to other people instead of looking at a screen?

         A Oliver   B Sophie   C Daniel

    13   Who finds it hard to stop looking at their phone?

         A Oliver   B Sophie   C Daniel

    Phone screens and headaches

    Oliver

    I love playing video games on my mobile phone. I played them in bed every night before sleep. But my head started hurting a lot in the mornings. My mum took me to the doctor. He told me the bright light from the screen was the problem. Now, I have a new rule. I must turn off my phone at eight o'clock. It is hard because my friends play late. But I feel much better, and my head does not hurt anymore.

    Sophie

    Last month, I had terrible headaches every afternoon. I usually do my school homework on my phone because my computer is old. Reading long pages on a small screen was very bad for my eyes. My teacher said I should take a short break every twenty minutes. I also bought some special glasses to wear when I look at screens. They really help me a lot. Sometimes, I still feel tired, but my head is fine. I hope to get a new computer for my birthday!

    Daniel

    I always watched funny videos on my phone when I travelled to school on the bus. But looking down at the screen for a long time gave me a bad headache. It made me feel sick too. I decided to change my morning habit. I put my phone in my bag and do not look at it on the bus. Instead, I talk to my friends or look out the window. My headaches stopped quickly, and my journey is actually more fun now.

    Answer Key & Explanations

    7 C - Reason: Daniel says he got a headache when he "travelled to school on the bus".

    8 A - Reason: Oliver says "My mum took me to the doctor" to find out about his headaches.

    9 B - Reason: Sophie says "I also bought some special glasses to wear" to help her eyes.

    10 A - Reason: Oliver says he "must turn off my phone at eight o'clock."

    11 B - Reason: Sophie says she usually does her "school homework" on her phone.

    12 C - Reason: Daniel says "Instead, I talk to my friends" when he is on the bus.

    13 A - Reason: Oliver says "It is hard because my friends play late" when he has to turn his phone off.

      Test 3

      Questions 7-13

      For each question, choose the correct answer.

       Which advice tells you to change how bright your screen is?

           A The Short Break Rule   B The Long Game   C Evening Play

       Which advice says it is a good idea to look at nature?

           A The Short Break Rule   B The Long Game   C Evening Play

       Which advice suggests you should take a walk inside your home?

           A The Short Break Rule   B The Long Game   C Evening Play

      10   Which advice says you should move your head round and round?

           A The Short Break Rule   B The Long Game   C Evening Play

      11   Which advice tells you to stop playing three times an hour?

           A The Short Break Rule   B The Long Game   C Evening Play

      12   Which advice mentions closing your eyes for a short time?

           A The Short Break Rule   B The Long Game   C Evening Play

      13   Which advice suggests turning your head left and right to stretch?

           A The Short Break Rule   B The Long Game   C Evening Play

      Advice for gamers: Rest your eyes and neck

      The Short Break Rule

      Do you love playing video games? It is important to look after your body. You should try to stop playing every twenty minutes. Look away from your computer and try to see a tree or a bird outside. This is great for your tired eyes. You also need to stretch your neck. Do not just look straight. Turn your head to one side and then to the other. Do this a few times before you start playing again.

      The Long Game

      Sometimes you want to play video games for a whole afternoon. This can make your body feel bad. When you play a long game, you must take a big break every hour. Stand up and go for a quick walk around your house. This helps your back and your neck. Your eyes also get very tired when you look at a screen for a long time. You should keep them shut for one or two minutes to give them a really good rest.

      Evening Play

      Many teenagers like playing video games at night. If your room is dark, the bright light from the game is bad for your eyes. You should change the picture on your TV or computer so the light is weaker. This will stop your eyes from hurting. After your game, your neck can hurt too. You should look down at the floor and then move your head in slow circles. Never move your neck too fast. Doing this will make you feel much better.

      Answer Key & Explanations

      7 C - Reason: The text suggests you "change the picture on your TV or computer so the light is weaker."

      8 A - Reason: The text advises you to look outside and "try to see a tree or a bird."

      9 B - Reason: The text tells you to "go for a quick walk around your house."

      10 C - Reason: The text explains that you should "move your head in slow circles."

      11 A - Reason: The text says you should "stop playing every twenty minutes" (which equals three times in a 60-minute hour).

      12 B - Reason: The text says you should "keep them shut for one or two minutes" to rest your eyes.

      13 A - Reason: The text tells you to "Turn your head to one side and then to the other."

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