WorksheetsТест ПУПР 3 модуль
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Complete the sentence with a suitable phrasal verb:
Every time I ask John about his feelings, he just ______.
calms down
comes across
closes up
Choose the correct phrasal verb:
After university, Gerry decided to ______ a career in teaching.
come across
drop out of
end up
What does the phrasal verb get across mean?
To succeed in conveying information.
To stop doing something.
To lose interest in something.
Fill in the blank with the best option:
It's important for couples to ______ their problems together.
talk over
fall out with
turn off
Which phrasal verb is used to describe leaving university without completing your studies?
turn off
drop out
talk over
Translate the sentence into English by choosing the correct phrasal verb:
Мы в итоге решили заказать еду на вынос, вместо того чтобы готовить ужин.
We ended up getting takeaway instead of cooking dinner.
We calmed down and ate dinner.
We talked over dinner instead of cooking.
What does the idiom at your wit's end mean?
To be on the verge of understanding something.
To be extremely worried or desperate.
To feel very annoyed.
Complete the sentence with an idiom:
When I finally understood the problem, ______.
the penny dropped
the truth revealed itself
the problem disappeared
Which idiom describes becoming very angry suddenly?
Pull yourself together.
Fly off the handle.
Mind your own business.
Translate the sentence into English and choose the correct idiom:
У них были постоянные ссоры и примирения, так что никто не удивлен.
They had an on-off relationship, so nobody was surprised.
They were at their wit's end, so nobody was surprised.
They always talked behind each other’s back, so nobody was surprised.
Fill in the blank with a suitable idiom:
David looks ______. I'm sure he's been working too hard.
over the top
washed out
at his wit's end
Which expression would you use to describe someone or something that doesn't fit in the situation?
If you say so.
Out of place.
Leave something lying around.
What does the expression bring to a halt mean?
To stop progress or movement.
To gradually improve something.
To lose interest suddenly.
Complete the sentence:
Alex looked ______ at the party wearing a suit while others were all in jeans.
overdressed
out of place
washed out
Complete the sentence with a suitable expression:
Could I work late today and leave early tomorrow? OK, that's ______.
out of place
fair enough
overdo
