Mastering Phrasal Verbs Quiz

Which sentence correctly uses the phrasal verb "cheer up"?

• I need to cheer up my room before the guests arrive.

• She tried to cheer up her friend who was feeling sad.

• He cheered up the volume on the TV.

Form a question using the phrasal verb "fall for."

• Did you fall for the new movie's plot twist?

• How did you fall for the stairs?

• Can you fall for the book on the shelf?

Which sentence correctly uses the phrasal verb "break up"?

• They decided to break up the meeting into smaller sessions.

• She broke up the cake into pieces.

• After many arguments, they decided to break up.

Form a question using the phrasal verb "get along."

• Do you get along with your new colleagues?

• How do you get along the street?

• Can you get along the book for me?

Which sentence correctly uses the phrasal verb "open up"?

• She opened up the window to let in some fresh air.

• He opened up about his feelings during the meeting.

• They opened up the store at 9 AM.

Form a question using the phrasal verb "make up."

• Did you make up the bed this morning?

• How do you make up the story?

• Can you make up with your friend after the argument?

Which sentence correctly uses the phrasal verb "drift apart"?

• They drift apart the boat from the dock.

• Over the years, they began to drift apart.

• She drift apart the pages of the book.

Form a question using the phrasal verb "look up to."

• Do you look up to your older siblings?

• How do you look up to the sky?

• Can you look up to the dictionary for the word?

Which sentence correctly uses the phrasal verb "fall out"?

• The leaves fall out of the tree in autumn.

• They had a big argument and fell out.

• He fell out the book from the shelf.

Form a question using the phrasal verb "hang out."

• Do you hang out the clothes to dry?

• Where do you usually hang out with your friends?

• Can you hang out the picture on the wall?