Phrasal Verb Translation Quiz for ELD Level 1

What is the Spanish translation of 'count on'?

• contar con
• bajar
• averiarse
• funcionar

If something 'works out' in Spanish, it means:

• rendirse
• funcionar
• averiarse
• bajar

The English meaning of 'averiarse' is:

• to give up
• to count on
• to break down
• to turn down

When you 'rendirse' in Spanish, you are:

• counting on someone
• giving up
• turning down volume
• breaking down

Match 'bajar el volumen' to the correct phrasal verb:

• break down
• work out
• turn down
• give up

Which sentence correctly uses 'count on' in English and Spanish?

• I count on (cuento con) my friend
• I count on (me rindo) my friend
• I count on (funciona) my friend
• I count on (bajo) my friend

When something 'breaks down' in Spanish, we say:

• funcionar
• contar con
• averiarse
• rendirse

The French translation of 'give up' is:

• compter sur
• baisser
• tomber en panne
• abandonner

Which pair matches correctly?

• turn down - rendirse
• break down - averiarse
• count on - bajar
• work out - abandonner

In French, 'compter sur' means:

• to break down
• to give up
• to count on
• to turn down