Phrasal Verbs with 'Through' Quiz

What does 'break through' mean when used in the context of achieving success?

• To complete or finish something

• To achieve success after overcoming difficulties

• To make contact via phone

• To forcefully move through an obstacle

In which context is 'get through' used when referring to enduring a difficult situation?

• To complete or finish something

• To endure a difficult situation

• To make contact via phone

• To experience something difficult

What does 'go through' mean when referring to examining something carefully?

• To experience something difficult

• To ignore or pretend not to notice

• To be officially approved or accepted

• To care fully examine something

How is 'look through' used when referring to ignoring someone?

• To recover from an illness

• To succeed despite difficulties

• To ignore or pretend not to notice

• To examine quickly

What does 'pull through' mean in the context of recovering from an illness?

• To succeed despite difficulties

• To continue something until completion

• To recognize the truth behind something

• To recover from an illness or difficult situation

What does 'see through' mean when recognizing the truth behind something?

• To recognize the truth behind something

• To continue something until completion

• To use up resources quickly

• To quickly review something

How is 'run through' used when referring to quickly reviewing something?

• To continue sleeping without waking up

• To use up resources quickly

• To survive a difficult experience

• To quickly review something

What does 'live through' mean in the context of surviving a difficult experience?

• To deal with and solve a problem

• To consider something carefully

• To survive a difficult experience

• To continue sleeping without waking up

What does 'think through' mean when considering something carefully?

• To deal with and solve a problem

• To consider something carefully before making a decision

• To travel through a place without staying long

• To complete something successfully despite difficulties

How is 'walk through' used when explaining something step by step?

• To leave a place quickly

• To do something easily and quickly

• To explain something step by step

• To practice or rehearse something