Understanding 'Break Out'

The video tutorial explains the phrase 'break out', which means to escape from a place or situation, such as a prison, a way of life, or an unpleasant circumstance. It highlights that prisons are typically difficult to escape from.

What does the phrase 'to break out' generally imply?

• To create a new plan

• To escape from a place or situation

• To start a new hobby

• To build a new relationship

Which of the following is an example of breaking out?

• Learning a new language

• Buying a new house

• Starting a new job

• Escaping from a prison

Which situation might someone want to break out from?

• A happy relationship

• A successful career

• A restrictive way of life

• A comfortable home

What is a common characteristic of prisons in the context of breaking out?

• They are rarely guarded

• They are easy to escape from

• They are usually hard to break out of

• They are often welcoming

Why might breaking out of a prison be particularly difficult?

• Prisons are designed to be secure

• Prisons are often in remote locations

• Prisons are rarely monitored

• Prisons have friendly staff