Тест ПУПР 3 модуль

Complete the sentence with a suitable phrasal verb:

   Every time I ask John about his feelings, he just ______.

• calms down

• comes across

• closes up

Choose the correct phrasal verb:

   After university, Gerry decided to ______ a career in teaching.

• come across

• drop out of

• end up

What does the phrasal verb get across mean?

• To succeed in conveying information.

• To stop doing something.

• To lose interest in something.

Fill in the blank with the best option:

   It's important for couples to ______ their problems together.

• talk over

• fall out with

• turn off

Which phrasal verb is used to describe leaving university without completing your studies?

• turn off

• drop out

• talk over

Translate the sentence into English by choosing the correct phrasal verb:

   Мы в итоге решили заказать еду на вынос, вместо того чтобы готовить ужин.

• We ended up getting takeaway instead of cooking dinner.

• We calmed down and ate dinner.

• We talked over dinner instead of cooking.

What does the idiom at your wit's end mean?

• To be on the verge of understanding something.

• To be extremely worried or desperate.

• To feel very annoyed.

Complete the sentence with an idiom:

   When I finally understood the problem, ______.

• the penny dropped

• the truth revealed itself

• the problem disappeared

Which idiom describes becoming very angry suddenly?

• Pull yourself together.

• Fly off the handle.

• Mind your own business.

Translate the sentence into English and choose the correct idiom:

   У них были постоянные ссоры и примирения, так что никто не удивлен.

• They had an on-off relationship, so nobody was surprised.

• They were at their wit's end, so nobody was surprised.

• They always talked behind each other’s back, so nobody was surprised.