Phrasal Verbs Related to Driving

What is the primary focus of the lesson introduced by Benjamin?

• Phrasal verbs related to sports

• Phrasal verbs related to music

• Phrasal verbs related to driving

• Phrasal verbs related to cooking

In the narrative, what does 'pick up' refer to?

• Dropping someone off

• Stopping at a traffic light

• Collecting something

• Driving fast

What does 'buckle up' mean in the context of the lesson?

• To fasten the seatbelt

• To start the car

• To accelerate quickly

• To turn off the engine

What action is described by the phrasal verb 'rev the engine'?

• Turning off the engine

• Accelerating the car

• Making the engine run faster without moving

• Stopping the car suddenly

What does 'pull in' mean in the context of the journey?

• To stop at a petrol station

• To accelerate quickly

• To overtake another car

• To park the car

What does 'draw up' mean when at the traffic lights?

• To turn left at the lights

• To stop behind another car

• To become level with another car

• To accelerate past another car

What does it mean to 'overtake' another vehicle?

• To drive slower than another car

• To stop suddenly

• To pass another vehicle

• To turn off the road

What is a 'backseat driver'?

• Someone who navigates from the front seat

• Someone who sits quietly in the back seat

• Someone who gives driving advice from the back seat

• Someone who drives from the back seat

What does 'slam on the brakes' imply?

• To gently slow down

• To stop the car suddenly

• To accelerate quickly

• To park the car

What does 'run over' mean in the context of driving?

• To drive past something

• To accidentally drive over something

• To park on the side of the road

• To stop before hitting something