Phrasal verbs related to travel

1. What is the option that correctly completes the following sentence: ‘We have to ____________ very early to catch the sunrise at the top of the mountain’?

• a. pick somebody up

• b. get back from

• c. look forward to something

• d. set off

2.  In the context of travelling in a new city, which phrasal verb means to move from one place to another, usually using public transport?

• a. see somebody off

• b. get around

• c. deal with something

• d. check into somewhere

3.  If you buy a souvenir for a friend during your vacation, what phrasal verb would you use to describe the action of taking it home?

• a. put up with something

• b. pick somebody up

• c. set off

• d. bring something back

4. After a long flight, you arrive to your hotel. What phrasal verb would you use for the action of registering at the reception desk?

• a. get around

• c. check into

• c. see somebody off

• d. put up with something

5. Imagine you have to endure noisy neighbors in your hotel. Which phrasal verb describes the action of tolerating that situation?

• a. look forward to something

• b. put up with something

• c. deal with something

• d. pick somebody up

6.  If your family goes to the airport to say goodbye before your flight, which phrasal verb describes their action?

• a. check out of somewhere

• b. deal with something

• c. get back from

• d. see somebody off

7. After a long trip, your friend is waiting for you at the station to take you home. What phrasal verb describes your friend´s action?

• a. put up with something

• b. pick somebody up

• c. set off

• d. bring somtehing back

8.  Your flight was delayed and now you have to deal with the airline to get a refund. What phrasal verb would you use to describe the action of handling this situation?

• a. deal with something

• b. get back from

• c. get around

• d. look forward to something

9. You have spent a week on vacation at the beach and now you are returning home. Which phrasal verb describes your return?

• a. bring something back

• b. set off

• c. get back from

• d. check into somewhere

10. You´re planning your next summer trip with great excitement. What phrasal verb would you use to express your enthusiasm for the upcoming trip?

• a. put up with something

• b. check out of somewhere

• c. look forward to

• d. see somebody off