Phrasal Verbs Quiz

What does "make up for" mean in this sentence? "He apologized and promised to make up for the damage he caused."

• To compensate for something

• To create something

• To become friends again

• To exaggerate

Which phrasal verb best completes this sentence? "Despite being tired, she managed to ____ her speech during the presentation."

• Make up

• Make out

• Make over

• Make for

"The phrasal verb 'make up' can mean both to create something and to resolve a disagreement."

• True

• False

Choose the best option: "When you exaggerate or lie to make something sound better, you ____ it."

• Make up

• Make over

• Make out

• Make up for

"Her talent and charisma really ____ her success in the music industry."

• Make out

• Make up for

• Make for

• Make over

What does "make over" mean in this sentence?

"The designers decided to make over the entire house before selling it."

• To renovate or improve something

• To create something new

• To exaggerate a story

• To understand something

Which phrasal verb fits this sentence?

"After a huge argument, they finally decided to ____ and move on."

• Make out

• Make over

• Make up

• Make up for

What does "make out" mean in this sentence?

"The handwriting was so messy that I could barely make it out."

• To understand or decipher something

• To exaggerate a story

• To renovate or improve

• To compensate for something

Fill in the blank with the correct phrasal verb:

"To ____ for forgetting her birthday, he bought her a beautiful necklace."

Choose the correct phrasal verb: "The movie's weak plot was ____ by the amazing special effects."

• Made up

• Made up for

• Made over

• Made for