1EL_vocabulary practice

What does "hand in" mean?

• To receive something

• To submit or give something to someone in authority

• To hold hands with someone

• To write something down

The term "keep up with" is best defined as:

• To maintain the same level or speed as others

• To store something up high

• To continue walking

• To hold onto something

If you "figure out" a problem, you:

• Draw a picture of it

• Make it more complicated

• Solve or understand it

• Write it down

What does it mean to "get involved" in something?

• To participate actively in an activity

• To avoid taking part

• To observe from a distance

• To leave something unfinished

"Take off" in the context of education could mean:

• To remove clothing

• To leave the ground

• To leave a place quickly

• To fail an exam

What does "set homework" refer to?

• To do homework

• To assign homework to students

• To forget homework

• To grade homework

"Drop school" means:

• To graduate from school

• To change schools

• To quit or leave school permanently

• To fail a grade

When someone tells you to "take it easy," they mean:

• To work harder

• To relax and not worry

• To take a test

• To leave quickly

If you "keep in touch" with someone, you:

• Maintain regular communication

• Hold their hand

• Stay close to them physically

• Avoid them

What does "get exhausted" mean?

• To become very excited

• To become very tired

• To get angry

• To feel happy