Phrasal Verbs Quiz

What does the phrasal verb 'break down' mean?

• To stop functioning or to stop working properly.

• To divide or separate into smaller parts.

• To take a break from work or a task.

• To start functioning or to start working properly.

Choose the correct meaning of the phrasal verb 'bring up':

• To lower or decrease something.

• To raise or mention a topic or subject

• To bring something down from a higher position.

• To bring something closer.

What is the meaning of the phrasal verb 'call off'?

• To cancel or terminate something that was planned or scheduled.

• To attend or participate in something that was planned or scheduled.

• To organize or arrange something that was planned or scheduled.

• To postpone or delay something that was planned or scheduled.

Choose the correct meaning of the phrasal verb 'come across':

• To lose or misplace something.

• To intentionally avoid someone or something.

• To remember something from the past.

• To find or discover something or someone unexpectedly or by chance.

What does the phrasal verb 'figure out' mean?

• To understand or solve something

• To confuse or puzzle someone

• To ignore or disregard something

• To create or design something

Choose the correct meaning of the phrasal verb 'get along':

• To have a bad relationship or to not be able to work well with someone.

• To get something from a particular place or person.

• To understand or comprehend something.

• To have a good relationship or to be able to work well with someone.

What is the meaning of the phrasal verb 'look after'?

• To ignore or neglect someone or something.

• To search for someone or something.

• To be afraid of someone or something.

• To take care of or be responsible for someone or something

Choose the correct meaning of the phrasal verb 'put off':

• ignore or disregard

• postpone or delay

• speed up or hurry

• cancel or reschedule

What does the phrasal verb 'set up' mean?

• To dismantle or take apart something.

• To establish or create something

• To organize or arrange something.

• To finish or complete something.

Choose the correct meaning of the phrasal verb 'take off':

• To put on clothing quickly.

• To land an airplane.

• To decrease in popularity or success.

• To remove or become successful/popular quickly