Phrasal Verbs for Emotions and Feelings Quiz

Which phrasal verb means to become visibly happy, often through facial expressions?

• Cheer up

• Light up

• Perk up

• Crack up

What does 'break down' mean in the context of emotions?

• To become very angry

• To laugh a lot

• To cry or lose emotional control

• To feel more energetic

What does 'tear up' mean in terms of emotions?

• To laugh a lot

• To have tears in your eyes

• To feel more energetic

• To become very angry

If someone 'snaps back', what are they likely doing?

• Speaking angrily

• Laughing uncontrollably

• Feeling sad

• Becoming anxious

If someone 'freaks out', what are they experiencing?

• Panic or extreme upset

• Calmness

• Excitement

• Happiness

What does 'go off on' mean in the context of emotions?

• To become very happy

• To criticize someone angrily

• To feel overwhelmed

• To laugh a lot

What does 'chicken out' imply?

• To become very angry

• To avoid something due to fear

• To feel overwhelmed

• To laugh a lot

Which phrasal verb means to start liking someone or something?

• Be into

• Warm up to

• Fall for

• Care for

What does 'bottle up' refer to in emotional terms?

• To become very happy

• To keep emotions inside

• To express emotions freely

• To feel sad

Which phrasal verb means to recover from a bad mood?

• Snap back

• Hold in

• Calm down

• Shake off