The Reading / Listening - Tick Bites - Level 4

Doctors are worried about the increase of ticks. These are blood-sucking bugs that carry germs. Their bites can pass on serious health problems like Lyme disease. Cases of Lyme disease in the UK rose 20 per cent between 2024 and 2025. A disease control centre has reported a huge rise in ticks. It said thirty-one million Americans get bitten annually. A biology professor said tick populations were increasing because of the changing climate.

Ticks are related to spiders. They have eight legs. After they fill themselves with blood, their bodies balloon. They can be the size of an apple seed. They get on humans and sink their mouthparts into our skin. Their saliva contains an anaesthetic. This numbs the bite area. People rarely feel anything. The ticks can drink a victim's blood for days. To avoid ticks, people should use insect repellent and wear long-sleeved shirts, long pants and closed shoes.

Try the same news story at these levels:

    Tick Bites - Level 5 or  Tick Bites - Level 6

Sources
  • https://time.com/article/2026/07/23/ticks-alpha-gal-red-meat-allergy/
  • https://www.theguardian.com/wellness/2026/jul/21/tick-bites-how-to-protect-yourself
  • https://www.newsweek.com/patient-treated-lyme-disease-actually-had-rare-virus-no-cure-12234886


Make sure you try all of the online activities for this reading and listening - There are dictations, multiple choice activities, drag and drop activities, sentence jumbles, which word activities, text reconstructions, spelling, gap fills and a whole lot more. Please enjoy :-)

Phrase Matching

Paragraph 1

  1. Doctors are worried about the increase
  2. blood-
  3. Their bites can pass on serious health
  4. A disease control
  5. reported a huge
  6. thirty-one million Americans get bitten
  7. tick
  8. increasing because of the changing
  1. problems
  2. rise in ticks
  3. climate
  4. sucking bugs
  5. annually
  6. of ticks
  7. centre
  8. populations

Paragraph 2

  1. Ticks are related
  2. After they fill
  3. They can be the size
  4. Their saliva contains
  5. This numbs the bite
  6. People rarely
  7. ticks can drink a victim's
  8. people should use insect
  1. feel anything
  2. of an apple seed
  3. area
  4. repellent
  5. to spiders
  6. blood for days
  7. themselves with blood
  8. an anaesthetic

Listening — Listen and fill in the gaps

Doctors are worried (1) ________________________________________________ of ticks. These are blood-sucking bugs (2) ________________________________________________. Their bites can pass on serious (3) ________________________________________________ Lyme disease. Cases of Lyme disease in the UK rose 20 per cent between 2024 and 2025. A disease control centre has reported (4) ________________________________________________ in ticks. It said thirty-one million Americans (5) ________________________________________________. A biology professor said tick populations were increasing because of (6) ________________________________________________.

Ticks are (7) ________________________________________________. They have eight legs. After they fill (8) ________________________________________________, their bodies balloon. They can be the size of (9) ________________________________________________. They get on humans and sink their mouthparts into our skin. Their saliva contains an anaesthetic. This (10) ________________________________________________ area. People rarely feel anything. The ticks can drink a victim's blood for days. (11) ______________________________________________, people should (12) ________________________________________________ and wear long-sleeved shirts, long pants and closed shoes.

Put a slash (/) where the spaces are

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gbugsthatcarrygerms.Theirbitescanpassonserioushealthproblemsli
keLymedisease.CasesofLymediseaseintheUKrose20percentbetwee
n2024and2025.Adiseasecontrolcentrehasreportedahugeriseinticks
.Itsaidthirty-onemillionAmericansgetbittenannually.Abiologyprofe
ssorsaidtickpopulationswereincreasingbecauseofthechangingclima
te.Ticksarerelatedtospiders.Theyhaveeightlegs.Aftertheyfillthemse
lveswithblood,theirbodiesballoon.Theycanbethesizeofanappleseed.
Theygetonhumansandsinktheirmouthpartsintoourskin.Theirsalivacon
tainsananaesthetic.Thisnumbsthebitearea.Peoplerarelyfeelanythin
g.Thetickscandrinkavictim'sbloodfordays.Toavoidticks,peopleshoul
duseinsectrepellentandwearlong-sleevedshirts,longpantsandclose
dshoes.

Student survey

Write five GOOD questions about this topic in the table. Do this in pairs. Each student must write the questions on his / her own paper. When you have finished, interview other students. Write down their answers.

(Please look at page 12 of the PDF to see a photocopiable example of this activity.)

Discussion — Write your own questions

STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student B)

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Free writing

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Answers

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