WorksheetsL13 TOEFL practice
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Identify the idiom or phrasal verb
put up with the idea
put the idea together
put the idea across
put away the idea
Identify the correct idiom or phrase
see the light
see the light at the end of the tunnel
light up
go out like a light
Identify the correct idiom or phrase
was in over his head
was head over heels in love
lost his head
had a big head
Identify the correct idiom or phrasal verb
footing the bills
on his toes
pulling my leg
underfoot
Identify the correct idiom or phrasal verb
put that bicycle together
put that bicycle aside
put that bicycle down
put that bicycle out
Identify the correct idiom or phrasal verb
test the waters
be a test case
be put to the test
stand the test of time
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held it against her son
held on to her son
got hold of her son
held her son up
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give me a run for my money
make my blood run cold
run me ragged
put me in the running
Choose the sentence containing the idiom or phrasal verb that could be substituted in the conversation.
Because I have fallen behind
Because I have fallen asleep
Because I have fallen in love
Because I have fallen apart
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He always weighs his words
He always gains weight
He always throws his weight around
He always pulls his weight.
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She may, on the off chance
She stands a good chance
She may chance upon it
She may chance it
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The professor called it a day
The professor called a halt to it
The professor called my bluff
The professor called attention to it
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Janet and Mike were turning the other cheek
Janet and Mike were speaking tongue in cheek
Janet and Mike were dancing cheek to cheek
Janet and Mike were being cheeky
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You just saw the last of it
You were seeing things
You saw your way clear to do it
You saw the daylight
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Don't let her throw cold water on it
Don't let her throw a party
Don't let her throw in the towel
Don't let her throw it away
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You might as well
You will come off well
You should leave well enough alone
It's just as well
