Getting Dressed: A Phrasal Verb and Clothing Guide

What phrasal verbs are commonly used when referring to getting dressed?

• Put on and take off

• Put in and take out

• Put up and take down

• Put over and take under

What is the English term for what is called a 'one-piece' in Japan?

• Dress

• Robe

• Jumpsuit

• Gown

What is a hoodie characterized by?

• Buttons

• A hood

• A zipper

• A belt

What are jogging pants also known as in British English?

• Sweatpants

• Trainers

• Shorts

• Leggings

What is a common fashion tip regarding jogging pants and hoodies?

• Only wear them at home

• Always wear them with a hat

• Avoid wearing them together

• Wear them together

What does the phrasal verb 'do up' mean?

• To wash

• To attach

• To remove

• To fold

What is velcro commonly used for?

• Scarves and belts

• Hats and gloves

• Socks and ties

• Shoes and jackets

What is the difference between buttons and snaps?

• Snaps make a sound

• Snaps have holes

• Buttons are larger

• Buttons are softer

What is the part of jeans that contains the zipper called?

• Flap

• Fold

• Front

• Fly

What should you do if someone tells you 'your fly is down'?

• Adjust your hat

• Button your shirt

• Zip up your pants

• Tie your shoes