WorksheetsTeens Higer 2 Phrasal Verbs pg 106
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Imagine Olivia sees her friend Mason being treated unfairly at school. She decides to stand up for him. What does it mean to "stand up for" someone?
To defend a person or idea when being attacked
To continue doing something
To test new things
To take control of something
Abigail noticed that the colorful bags Anika and Elijah started wearing at school seemed to catch on really quickly! What does "to catch on" mean in this context?
To be popular and in fashion
To take care of someone or something
To have a talent for
To enter by force in order to steal something
Samuel, Anika, and Aria are playing a game where they have to guess the meaning of different phrases! Can you help them figure out what "to look after" means?
To take care of someone or something
To have a talent for
To enter by force in order to steal something
To arrange in a line or row
James and Lily were shopping for apples when suddenly, James slipped on a wet floor and fell! Lily shouted, "Oh no, I think James is about to pass out!" What does "to pass out" mean?
To have a talent for
To enter by force in order to steal something
To arrange in a line or row
To become unconscious
Abigail used to love collecting stickers, but as she got older, she started to grow out of it. What does "to grow out of" mean?
To take care of someone or something
To have a talent for
To enter by force in order to steal something
To stop liking something because of age
Charlotte, Ethan, and Nora are playing a game where they have to line up before the music stops! What does it mean to "line up"?
To have a talent for
To enter by force in order to steal something
To arrange in a line or row
To become unconscious
Abigail always amazes her friends with her piano skills. Her teacher says she really has a knack for music! What does it mean to have a knack for something?
To have a talent for
To enter by force in order to steal something
To arrange in a line or row
To become unconscious
Harper told Priya, "You need to keep up if you want to finish the race with us!" What does to keep up mean in this sentence?
To test new things
To take control of something
To continue doing something
To be popular and in fashion
Imagine Sophia and David are in class, and their teacher suddenly leaves the room. Sophia says, "Don’t worry, I’ll take over!" What does Sophia mean?
To become unconscious
To get its power from some kind of fuel
To accept and deal with a difficult situation
To take control of something
Aria and Jackson love to try out new things! What does it mean when someone wants to "try out" something?
To test new things
To get its power from some kind of fuel
To accept and deal with a difficult situation
To stop liking something because of age
Abigail, Charlotte, and Arjun are playing a detective game! They come across the phrase "to break into" while solving a mystery. What does "to break into" mean?
To accept and deal with a difficult situation
To stop liking something because of age
To enter by force in order to steal something
To admit to something wrong, but not serious
Kai was trying to concentrate on his homework, but William was making a lot of noise with a megaphone! Kai decided to "block out" the noise. What does it mean to "block out" something?
To stop liking something because of age
To admit to something wrong, but not serious
To defend a person or idea when being attacked
To ignore something
Arjun and Nora are curious about how cars work. When Arjun says, "This car needs something to run on," what does he mean?
To defend a person or idea when being attacked
To admit to something wrong, but not serious
To ignore something
To get its power from some kind of fuel
Scarlett accidentally spilled juice on Ava's notebook. If Scarlett decides to own up to what she did, what does that mean?
To stop liking something because of age
To defend a person or idea when being attacked
To admit to something wrong, but not serious
To ignore something
Liam, Ava, and James are talking about tricky situations at school. Liam says, "Sometimes you just have to face up to things!" What does he mean?
To stop liking something because of age
To defend a person or idea when being attacked
To accept and deal with a difficult situation
To admit to something wrong, but not serious
