EF2 10C - Taking The Dogs Out

Multiple Choice

Why was the park crowded?

• Because of a festival

• Because many families were there

• Because John had many dogs

• Because Anna invited friends

Multiple Choice

How did John feel when he found the ball?

• Angry

• Relieved
  

• Grateful

• Naughty

Multiple Choice

What did Anna and John talk about?

• Their jobs

• Raising dogs

• A podcast

• A party

Multiple Choice

What word describes John’s dogs’ behavior sometimes?

• Peaceful

• Loyal

• Naughty

• Relieved

Multiple Choice

How did Anna and John feel at the end?

• Bored

• Grateful

• Excited

• Angry

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Multiple Choice

Which phrasal verb means “stop working”?

• break down

• take off

• put on

• turn off

• give up

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence:

• She grew up her son in Canada.

• She grew up in Canada.

• She grew her son up in Canada.

• She was grew up in Canada.

Reorder

Reorder the following

• They

• went

• out

• last

• night.

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Reorder

Reorder the following

• She

• woke

• up

• early

• in the morning.

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Match

Match the verbs with their meaning:

• go out

• hang out

• run away

• get along

• work out

leave home to socialize

spend free time

escape

have good relationship

do exercise

• leave home to socialize

• spend free time

• escape

• have good relationship

• do exercise

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He ​​

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very early this morning.

They ​

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in the park yesterday.

The bus ​

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and all passengers were late.

She didn’t ​

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to the party.

They ​

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last month after 3 years together.

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Multiple Select

Choose which sentences are correct.

• He looked into the problem.

• He looked the problem into.

• She called on her neighbor.

• She called her neighbor on.

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence using correctly the phrasal verb "look for":

• I looked my keys for yesterday.

• I am looking at my keys.
• I am looking for my keys.
• I look will for my keys tomorrow.

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence using correctly the phrasal verb "run out of":

• I will run out of the house.
• We ran out milk this morning.
• We ran out of milk this morning.
• They run of time yesterday.

Match

Match the sentences to the phrasal verbs

• We need to ______ the problem before it gets worse.

• She can always ______ her best friend when she needs help.

• The thieves ______ the store last night.

• He finally ______ a solution to the issue.

• We have ______ milk, let’s buy more.

look into

count on

broke into

came up with

run out of

• look into

• count on

• broke into

• came up with

• run out of

Multiple Select

She ______ (the lights) when she left the room.

• turned off them

• turned the lights off

• turned off the lights

• turned off them

Multiple Choice

Can you ______ (the music)? It’s too loud.

• turn it down

• turn down it

• turn down the it

• music turn down

Match

Match the sentences to the phrasal verbs

• Don’t forget to ______ for the review.

• He ______ before going outside.

• Please ______ so we can begin the inspection.

• She ____ of her crush.

• He ____ yesterday morning.

hand it in

put them on

fill in the form / fill the form in

wrote down the phone number / wrote the

paid me back

• hand it in

• put them on

• fill in the form / fill the form in

• wrote down the phone number / wrote the

• paid me back

Drag and Drop

Please ​

Placeholder

before entering.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

take them off

take off

take off them

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