Mastering Phrasal Verbs-EAP 2

What does 'sort out' mean in this context?

• To create a mess in a situation.

• To resolve or clarify a situation.

• To ignore the problem entirely.

• To complicate the issue further.

Which sentence correctly uses a phrasal verb with 'put ´'?

• We need to put together a plan for the project.

• We should put apart a plan for the project.

• Let's put down a plan for the project.

• We need to put away a plan for the project.

What does it mean to 'rule out' an option?

• To exclude / eliminate an option as a possibility.

• To analyze the benefits of an option.

• To compare multiple options against each other.

• To confirm an option as the best choice.

When you 'go through' something, what are you doing?

• Experiencing or examining something thoroughly.

• Ignoring the situation entirely.

• Avoiding any interaction with it.

• Rushing through without paying attention.

What is the purpose of 'check up' on someone?

• To criticize someone's choices and decisions.

• To gather gossip about someone's personal life.

• To ensure someone's well-being and provide support.

• To ignore someone's problems and avoid interaction.

How would you use 'hand out' in a classroom setting?

• The teacher grades the tests in front of the class.

• The teacher distributes materials to students.

• The teacher collects homework from students.

• The students hand out their assignments to the teacher.

What does it mean if a car 'runs over' something?

• A car drives over an object, often causing damage.

• A car stops suddenly in front of an object.

• A car drives around an object without touching it.

• A car is parked next to an object.

How can someone 'get over' a difficult situation?

• Ignore the problem and hope it goes away

• Blame others for the situation

• Dwell on past mistakes

• Acknowledge feelings, seek support, focus on solutions, practice self-care, and set achievable goals.

What does it mean when prices 'go up and down'?

• Prices only go up during a recession.

• Prices are determined solely by government regulations.

• Prices remain constant over time.

• Prices fluctuate based on market conditions.

Which of the following sentences uses 'go up and down' correctly?

• The stock prices tend to go up and down throughout the day.

• The cat likes to go up and down the stairs.

• The temperature will go up and down the street.

• He decided to go up and down the mountain.