Phrasal Verbs Quiz

What does 'splash out' mean in the context of spending?

• To invest money

• To borrow money

• To spend money freely or on something special

• To save money

Which phrasal verb means to absorb or enjoy something fully?

• Soak up

• Dry up

• Wash away

• Pour out

What does 'dive in' imply when starting a new task?

• To avoid

• To finish quickly

• To start something eagerly

• To hesitate

What does 'float around' refer to in terms of ideas?

• To write down ideas

• To keep ideas secret

• To spread ideas or rumors

• To forget ideas

What does 'wash up' mean when referring to dishes?

• To break dishes

• To clean dishes

• To buy new dishes

• To store dishes

What does 'scoop up' mean in the context of gathering?

• To drop something

• To quickly pick up or gather

• To hide something

• To lose something

What does 'dry out' mean in terms of recovery?

• To become more energetic

• To get sick

• To recover from alcohol or drug use

• To become more hydrated

What does 'splash around' imply when talking about money?

• To lose money

• To save money

• To spend money freely

• To invest money

What does 'boil over' mean in terms of emotions?

• To remain calm

• To lose control emotionally

• To ignore emotions

• To become happy

What does 'wave off' mean when dismissing someone?

• To dismiss or ignore someone

• To follow someone

• To invite someone

• To welcome someone