Understanding Phrasal Verbs with 'Take'

What does 'take after' mean in the context of family traits?

• To remove something

• To write down notes

• To resemble a family member

• To deceive someone

Which of the following best describes 'take apart'?

• To separate something into parts

• To invite someone out

• To put something together

• To assume a responsibility

What is one meaning of 'take back'?

• To remove something from a place

• To resume a relationship

• To deceive someone

• To depart or leave the ground

How is 'take down' used when referring to notes?

• To write down as a note

• To make something smaller

• To remove something from a hanging position

• To deceive someone

What does 'take aback' imply?

• To make something smaller

• To surprise or shock someone

• To stop liking someone

• To understand something

What does 'take in' mean when referring to understanding?

• To assume a responsibility

• To remove something

• To deceive someone

• To comprehend something

What is one meaning of 'take off'?

• To remove clothing

• To write down notes

• To assume a responsibility

• To deceive someone

What does 'take on' mean in the context of responsibilities?

• To remove something

• To assume a responsibility

• To make something smaller

• To deceive someone

What does 'take over' imply?

• To deceive someone

• To write down notes

• To relieve someone temporarily

• To remove something

What does 'take up' mean when referring to an activity?

• To deceive someone

• To begin doing an activity regularly

• To make something smaller

• To remove something