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Building Up Vocabulary 1 Complete the sentences using one of the words in the box. trained practised coached 1 The acrobats practised their routine many times to ensure it was flawless for the show. 2 Barry trained hard in preparation for the marathon. 3 That famous tennis player was coached by my uncle! remedy cure therapy 4 Hazel regularly attends therapy sessions to help her to relax. 5 Doctors have yet to find a cure for cancer. 6 The doctor suggested trying a herbal remedy to beat insomnia. operation surgery procedure 7 The standard procedure for hospital visits is to check-in at reception before proceeding to the ward. 8 My grandmother is going to hospital to have an operation on her hip. 9 Jean underwent surgery to have her appendix removed. pain sore ache 10 Paul took an aspirin to relieve the pain in his arm. 11 The massage helped to alleviate the dull ache in his muscles. 12 You should put antiseptic on that open sore before it becomes infected. fit healthy robust 13 Sally always maintains a healthy diet with plenty of exercise. 14 The bodybuilder is proud of his robust shoulders. 15 Dancing is a fun way to keep fit. disease ailment illness 16 If a disease is highly contagious, it can spread very quickly. 17 An insect bite is a minor ailment that can be treated. 18 Stanley's illness kept him bedridden for days. consequences results effects 19 The results of your blood test will be available in three weeks. 20 You must be willing to face the consequences of your own actions. 21 The side effects of the new medicine are still unknown. 2 Complete the sentences with the word derived from the words in bold. While the 1) majority of people would avoid being stung by a bee, at one clinic in Beijing, patients are 2) literally queuing up for a session of bee sting therapy! This 3) unconventional form of therapy has been practised in China for over 3,000 years and has many 4) similarities to the ancient art of acupuncture. However, while acupuncture involves the 5) insertion of needles at certain 6) pressure points on the body; bee sting therapy uses live bees! The 7) treatment involves placing up to 100 bees on a patient's body, upon which they 8) instinctively sting that person, injecting a small dose of venom into their skin. This venom is believed to ease the 9) discomfort of arthritis, a disease which affects a person's joints. Although some doctors are cynical about benefits of bee sting therapy, recent 10) clinical trials prove that bee venom can control the 11) harmful inflammation in joints that leads to arthritis. As such, the venom may not only be 12) effective against the symptoms of arthritis, but could also prevent it from developing in the first place.