English Phrasal Verbs Quiz

What does 'brush up on' mean in the context of learning?

• To teach someone else

• To start learning something new

• To give up on a subject

• To review or improve knowledge

How can you 'keep up with' current events?

• By ignoring the news

• By not discussing with others

• By reading the news every morning

• By avoiding social media

What does 'work out' refer to in problem-solving?

• To solve or resolve a problem

• To give up on a problem

• To create a new problem

• To ignore the problem

How did the speaker 'pick up' French so quickly?

• By reading books

• By listening to music

• By watching movies

• By practicing every day

What does 'go over' mean in the context of learning?

• To skip a lesson

• To review or revisit something

• To forget a topic

• To teach a new subject

What does 'take up' mean when starting a new hobby?

• To stop doing something

• To start learning or practicing something new

• To teach someone else

• To forget about it

What does 'read up on' involve?

• To ignore a topic

• To learn about a topic by reading a lot

• To teach someone else

• To forget about a topic

How can you 'break down' a complex process?

• By ignoring it

• By explaining it in smaller parts

• By skipping it

• By making it more complicated

What does 'check out' mean in the context of exploring?

• To forget about it

• To teach someone else

• To investigate or explore something

• To ignore something

What does 'drop out' mean in the context of education?

• To complete a course

• To start a new course

• To teach a course

• To leave school or a course before finishing