Table of Contents
A2 Level (Elementary)
- What are drugs?
- Can you name some medicines?
- Why do people take medicine?
- What is a pharmacy?
- Are all drugs good for you?
- How do you feel when you take medicine?
- Can you name any plants that are used as medicine?
- What should you do if you find unknown pills?
- How do doctors decide what medicine to give?
- Why should we not take too much medicine?
- What do you do with old medicines?
- Who should give you medicine?
- Can animals take drugs?
- Why are some drugs illegal?
- What are drug stores?
- How do you know if a drug is safe?
- Do you think all drugs come from plants?
- What is a prescription?
- Do you think drugs can cure everything?
- Why is it important to follow doctor’s advice on drugs?
B1 Level (Intermediate)
- What is the difference between prescription and over-the-counter drugs?
- How do vaccines work?
- What are the risks of self-medication?
- How do drugs affect the human body?
- Why are some drugs addictive?
- What are natural remedies?
- How do you feel about the use of animals in drug testing?
- What is drug abuse?
- How can drugs be misused?
- Why do some athletes use performance-enhancing drugs?
- What are antibiotics and how do they work?
- How do governments regulate drugs?
- What is a drug overdose?
- How can you avoid drug interactions?
- What are the consequences of illegal drug use?
- How do drugs affect mental health?
- Why is it important to store drugs safely?
- What is drug resistance?
- How do campaigns against drug abuse help?
- What is the role of pharmacists?
B2 Level (Upper Intermediate)
- Discuss the ethical implications of drug testing on animals.
- Explore the impact of pharmaceutical companies on healthcare.
- Debate the legalization of certain drugs.
- How do drugs impact society?
- Analyze the role of drugs in treating mental health issues.
- Discuss the challenges in developing new drugs.
- How do drugs travel through the body?
- What is the role of the FDA (or equivalent) in drug safety?
- Explore alternative medicine and its effectiveness.
- How can drug addiction be treated?
- Discuss the concept of drug patents.
- Analyze the socio-economic factors affecting drug accessibility.
- What are the global efforts in controlling drug trafficking?
- How do clinical trials for new drugs work?
- Discuss the impact of advertising on drug use.
- What are the ethical considerations in placebo use?
- How do lifestyle choices affect drug effectiveness?
- What is the future of personalized medicine?
- Discuss the pros and cons of generic drugs.
- How can education reduce drug misuse?
C1 Level (Advanced)
- Critically analyze the pharmaceutical industry’s influence on healthcare policies.
- Debate the ethical aspects of prescription drug pricing.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of drug decriminalization policies.
- Analyze the role of drugs in managing chronic diseases.
- Discuss the challenges in ensuring global access to essential medicines.
- Evaluate the impact of cultural attitudes towards drugs.
- Discuss the role of technology in drug development and distribution.
- Analyze the legal implications of drug patents.
- Evaluate strategies for combating the opioid crisis.
- Discuss the impact of drug advertising on consumer behavior.
C2 Level (Proficiency)
- Critically discuss the balance between drug innovation and affordability.
- Debate the ethical considerations in the use of experimental drugs.
- Analyze the global impact of pharmaceutical monopolies.
- Evaluate the role of international regulations in drug safety.
- Discuss the philosophical implications of drug dependency.
- Examine the intersection of drug policy and human rights.
- Critique the effectiveness of current drug education programs.
- Analyze the impact of drugs on societal health and economics.
- Debate the future of pharmacogenomics and personalized medicine.
- Discuss the ethical challenges in accessing life-saving drugs in developing countries.
