Phrasal Verbs Part A

What does "bring up" mean in an academic setting?

• To eat quickly

• To delay a decision

• To introduce a new topic

• To submit an assignment

What does "come up with" mean?

• To rise early

• To cancel a plan

• To forget something

• To create or think of an idea

What does "turn in" mean in a classroom context?

• To go to sleep

• To submit something

• To reject something

• To enter a room

What does "carry out" mean in research?

• To postpone something

• To perform or conduct

• To clean a workspace

• To cancel a study

What does "look into" mean when preparing a report?

• To investigate or examine

• To ignore the topic

• To write a conclusion

• To search visually

What does "figure out" mean?

• To give up

• To fix an object

• To understand something

• To break something

What does "drop out" mean in a school context?

• To remove a classmate

• To graduate early

• To leave school before finishing

• To transfer schools

What does "hand in" mean?

• To help someone

• To turn or submit work

• To draw something

• To fix a mistake

What does "point out" mean during a presentation?

• To ignore a detail

• To highlight or mention

• To remove a section

• To agree with someone

What does "go over" mean when studying?

• To throw away old notes

• To review or check carefully

• To skip a chapter

• To write a draft