Business English Phrasal Verbs Quiz

What does the phrasal verb 'take on' imply in a business context?

• To reject a proposal

• To delay a meeting

• To start a new project

• To assume responsibility for a task

How can one 'get ahead' in their career according to the lesson?

• By taking frequent breaks

• By working hard and being proactive

• By attending more meetings

• By avoiding new responsibilities

In what situation would you use 'fill in'?

• To permanently replace a colleague

• To temporarily cover for someone

• To cancel a meeting

• To start a new project

What does 'turn down' mean in a business setting?

• To accept an offer

• To politely refuse something

• To start a new project

• To delay a decision

What is the meaning of 'cut down on'?

• To delay a meeting

• To increase resources

• To reduce or decrease something

• To start a new project

What does 'lay off' refer to in a business context?

• To delay a meeting

• To promote an employee

• To dismiss employees due to company issues

• To start a new project

What does 'branch out' mean for a company?

• To delay a project

• To close down a department

• To expand into new areas

• To reduce operations

What does 'kick off' signify in a business meeting?

• To cancel the meeting

• To delay the meeting

• To start or begin something

• To end the meeting

What does 'hold up' mean in a business context?

• To cancel a meeting

• To speed up a process

• To delay or slow down something

• To start a new project

What does 'sort out' involve in problem-solving?

• To delay addressing the issue

• To solve or deal with a problem

• To complicate the situation

• To ignore the problem