ESL Questions Health
Health
It is our most valuable asset. These questions cover everything from exercise and nutrition to the impact of stress and the future of medicine.
Beginner
Do you feel good?
Is the water clean?
Do you eat fruit?
Is the air fresh?
Do you sleep well?
Is a doctor near?
Do you walk today?
Is the gym open?
Do you like salad?
Is the sun bright?
Do you drink milk?
Is a bug small?
Do you use soap?
Is the bag heavy?
Do you feel tired?
Is the medicine fast?
Do you see a nurse?
Is the room quiet?
Do you run fast?
Is the tooth white?
Do you like tea?
Is the clinic big?
Do you say 'No' to sugar?
Is your heart fast?
Do you want to be fit?
Intermediate
What would you do if you had to give up your favorite unhealthy snack for a year?
How do you feel when you wake up after a very long and deep sleep?
Is it better to have a healthy body or a very high-paying job?
How do you decide when you are 'sick enough' to stay home from work?
Why do some people find it so difficult to start a new exercise routine?
Have you ever tried a 'natural' remedy like tea or honey for a cold?
Do you think that mental health is just as important as physical health?
How do you feel about going to the dentist for a regular check-up?
Is it a good idea to search for your symptoms on the internet before seeing a doctor?
What is the most important thing a person can do to live for a long time?
Should we tax fast food and soda to help pay for hospitals?
How often do you go for a walk in a park to clear your mind?
Why is it so hard for people to stop smoking or drinking too much?
Is it difficult to find healthy food when you are traveling in a new city?
What kind of exercises do you actually enjoy doing every week?
How has your health changed since you were a teenager?
Do you prefer to take medicine or let your body heal itself naturally?
How do you handle a situation where you feel very stressed at work?
Should every company provide a 'wellness' room for their employees?
What is the role of 'vitamins' and 'supplements' in your daily diet?
How do you feel when you are in a hospital or a doctor's office?
Is it possible to stay healthy without spending a lot of money on a gym?
Why do we wait until we are sick to start caring about our health?
What is one habit you want to change to feel better every day?
How do you feel when the weather is too cold or too hot for your body?
Advanced
Is 'healthcare' a fundamental human right or a service that people should buy?
How does the 'bio-psycho-social' model change the way we treat illness?
Should we use 'genetic screening' to prevent certain diseases before birth?
Is the 'obesity epidemic' a result of personal choice or a broken food system?
How does 'chronic stress' physically change the structure of the human brain?
Should we ban 'alternative medicine' if it is not supported by rigorous science?
How does 'air pollution' in cities affect the long-term health of our children?
Is it ethical to use 'AI' to make life-and-death decisions in a surgery?
How do 'antibiotic-resistant' bacteria threaten the future of modern medicine?
Should we prioritize 'preventative care' over 'emergency surgery' in our budget?
How does 'loneliness' act as a physical health risk for the elderly?
Is the 'wellness industry' just a modern form of marketing and pseudoscience?
How do 'sleep cycles' and 'circadian rhythms' dictate our productivity?
Should we allow 'human enhancement' through technology to make us faster or smarter?
How does 'poverty' create a cycle of poor health that is hard to break?
Is it possible to have a 'private' medical record in an age of data hacks?
How do 'placebos' work, and should doctors use them more often?
Should we legalize 'euthanasia' for people with terminal and painful illnesses?
How does the 'industrialization' of birth change the experience for families?
Is 'universal healthcare' the most efficient way to manage a nation's health?
How do 'vaccines' balance the rights of the individual with the safety of the group?
Should we discourage 'sitting' for eight hours a day in an office job?
How do 'microplastics' in our blood affect our long-term hormonal health?
Is the 'perfect' diet a myth created by people trying to sell us products?
What will 'medicine' look like when we can grow new organs in a lab?