Phrasal Verbs Quiz

What does 'get up' mean in the context of daily routines?

• To rise from bed and start the day

• To sit down and relax

• To take a nap in the afternoon

• To go to sleep and end the day

What does 'drop out' mean in the context of education and learning?

• To excel and perform exceptionally well in school

• To participate in extracurricular activities

• To take a break and then return to school later

• To leave school or a course before finishing it

What does 'carry on' mean in the context of daily routines?

• Start a new activity

• Change direction

• Continue with one's activities or tasks

• Stop and rest

What does 'figure out' mean in the context of education and learning?

• To memorize information without understanding

• To copy someone else's work without permission

• To ignore or dismiss a problem

• To understand or solve something through reasoning or analysis.

What does 'set off' mean in the context of daily routines?

• To turn off or stop a journey or activity

• To start or begin a journey or activity

• To change direction during a journey or activity

• To continue a journey or activity

What does 'catch up' mean in the context of education and learning?

• To give up on education and learning

• To never start learning in the first place

• To surpass others in knowledge and progress

• To reach the same level of knowledge or progress as others, especially after falling behind.

What does 'break down' mean in the context of daily routines?

• To analyze or divide something into smaller parts

• To build something up

• To combine different elements

• To ignore or avoid something

What does 'look over' mean in the context of education and learning?

• To review or examine something carefully

• To ignore completely

• To forget about something

• To glance at something briefly

What does 'put off' mean in the context of daily routines?

• Delay or postpone

• Speed up

• Cancel

• Advance

What does 'pick up' mean in the context of education and learning?

• To take a break from studying

• To drop out of school

• To ignore or neglect learning

• To grasp or understand something quickly or easily