Phrasal Verbs & Proverbs: holidays, relaxing, and resting

You need to wind down after a stressful week. What should you do?

• Take on more work

• Go for a jog

• Start a new project

• Relax and reduce stress

What does it mean to chill out?

• To become cold

• To get angry

• To calm down and relax

• To leave a place

On vacation, I just want to kick back with a book. What's the best synonym?

• Exercise

• Sleep for days

• Sit or lie down and relax

• Do chores

She decided to take off a week in July. What does that mean?

• Travel by plane

• Begin work

• Request time away from responsibilities

• End her job permanently

If someone tells you to slow down, what are they suggesting?

• Work faster

• Get more done

• Rest and take it easy

• Leave early

“All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” What’s the message?

• Rest is bad

• Jack is boring

• Only fun matters

• People need fun and relaxation

Which proverb suggests that rest feels better after working hard?

• Don’t burn the candle at both ends

• A change is as good as a rest

• Rest is sweet after labor

• Make hay while the sun shines

“A change is as good as a rest.” What does this mean?

• Change is difficult

• Trying something new is refreshing

• Only rest can help

• Change makes things worse

Which proverb warns about doing too much and not resting enough?

• Don’t burn the candle at both ends

• All work and no play

• Wind down

• Make hay while the sun shines

“Make hay while the sun shines.” What’s the advice?

• Sleep while it's sunny

• Do your homework at night

• Take opportunities while you can

• Wait until the weather is bad