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Phrasal Verbs Challenge

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  • Which phrasal verb means "be part of an event"?
    Take part in
    Turn up
    Have a go
    Keep a promise
  • When I first met my roommate, we immediately ______ and have been best friends ever since.
    hit it off
  • Which phrasal verb means: 'to feel more comfortable in a new situation'
    get used to
  • After a long day of work, I just want to ______ and watch some TV.
    chill out
  • What does it mean to "take risks"?
    Start doing an activity for the first time
    Feel more comfortable in a new situation
    Try something
    Do something even though something bad might happen because
  • Successful entrepreneurs often need to ______ in order to achieve great success.
    take risks
  • Which phrasal verb means "be able to trust someone to do something"?
    Fall out with
    Look out for (someone/something)
    Rely/depend on (someone)
    Take after (someone)
  • "Take part in" means to keep a promise.
    True
    False
  • What does it mean to "try something out"?
    Experiment with an idea
    Find an answer to something
    Respect or admire an older person
    Start a journey
  • Match the phrasal verb "drop out" with its antonym:
    Continue
    Commit
    Surrender
    Withdraw
  • Choose the synonym for "take up":
    Give up
    Accept
    Start
    Bring up
  • Complete the sentence: "I need to ______ this report before the deadline."
    Hand back
    Take risks
    Take up
    Get through
  • Match the phrasal verb "live up to sth" with its antonym:
    Fulfill
    Disappoint
    Exceed
    Achieve
  • What does it mean to "get used to" something?
    Learn how to do something
    Arrive
    Feel more comfortable in a new situation
    Be part of an event
  • What does "take after (someone)" mean?
    Start a journey
    Respect or admire an older person
    Be like a parent or older sibling
    Find an answer to something
  • I always ______ my grandfather for his wisdom and experience.
    look up to
  • We need to ______ a solution to this problem before the deadline.
    work out
  • My younger brother really ______ our older sister. He wants to be just like her.
    takes after
  • It took me a while to ______ the new job, but now I feel comfortable.
    get used to
  • Which phrasal verb means "relax and rest"?
    Chill out
    Work out
    Come up with
    Set off
  • If you don't ______, you'll never know if you can do it.
    have a go / give it a shot / take up the challenge
  • Complete the sentence: "I need to ______ this difficult situation."
    Get used to
    Get away with
    Take on
    Get out of doing
  • If you "set off," what are you doing?
    Starting a journey
    Arguing with someone
    Trying to notice something
    Experimenting with an idea
  • Match the phrasal verb "catch up with sth" with its antonym:
    Lag behind
    Surpass
    Accomplish
    Surpass
  • She decided to ______ playing the guitar.
    take up
  • What does the phrasal verb "get away with sth" mean?
    do something you didn’t have time to do earlier
    be as good as something
    succeed in avoiding punishment for something
    delay an event or activity until a later time
  • If you "fall out with" someone, what are you doing?
    Arguing with someone
    Relaxing and resting
    Thinking about something in the past
    Experimenting with an idea
  • If you "hit it off" with someone, what happens?
    You immediately like each other and become friendly
    You start a journey together
    You respect or admire an older person
    You argue with someone
  • Sarah and I used to be good friends, but we recently ______ over a misunderstanding.
    fell out with
  • What does "come up with" mean?
    Find an answer to something
    Respect or admire an older person
    Think of an idea or plan
    Start a journey
  • Which phrasal verb means "start doing an activity for the first time"?
    Get used to
    Take risks
    Pick something up
    Take up
  • She decided to ______ yoga and found it very relaxing.
    take up
  • Match the phrasal verb "catch up with sth" with its definition:
    tell someone about some information, e.g. because they don’t
    be as good as something
    do something you didn’t have time to do earlier
    manage to just pass or complete something
  • What does it mean to "look back at (something)"?
    Be like a parent or older sibling
    Try to notice something
    Immediately like each other and become friendly
    Think about something in the past
  • What does "turn up" mean?
    Try something
    Arrive
    Be part of an event
    Start doing an activity for the first time
  • Match the phrasal verb "put (sth) off" with its synonym:
    Assist
    Highlight
    Postpone
    Pursue
  • Match the phrasal verb "take on" with its synonym:
    Embrace
    Release
    Pursue
    Give up
  • Select the phrasal verb that means "arrive":
    Turn in
    Turn up
    Take up
    Get used to
  • What does it mean to "keep a promise"?
    Arrive
    Arrive
    Do what you said you would do
    Try something
  • What does it mean to "work something out"?
    Be like a parent or older sibling
    Immediately like each other and become friendly
    Find an answer to something
    Respect or admire an older person
  • What does the phrasal verb "live up to sth" mean?
    be as good as something
    succeed in avoiding punishment for something
    accept (a challenge, job, responsibility)
    stop going to classes before you have finished the course
  • If you "look up to (someone)," what do you do?
    Relax and rest
    Start a journey
    Find an answer to something
    Respect or admire an older person
  • Are you going to ______ the charity event next weekend?
    take part in
  • As I ______ on my childhood, I realize how much things have changed.
    look back at
  • When you "pick something up," what are you doing?
    Learning how to do something
    Being part of an event
    Trying something
    Keeping a promise
  • Can you ______ my dog while I'm on vacation?
    look out for (someone/something)
  • Which definition matches the phrasal verb "put (sth) off"?
    avoid doing something you don’t want to do
    accept (a challenge, job, responsibility)
    delay an event or activity until a later time
    return something to the person who gave it to you
  • The students were asked to ______ their own experiments for the science fair.
    try out
  • He quickly ______ Spanish when he moved to Spain.
    picked up
  • If you "have a go," what are you doing?
    Starting a journey
    Keeping a promise
    Learning how to do something
    Trying something
  • Match the phrasal verb "hand (sth) back" with its definition:
    stop going to classes before you have finished the course
    return something to the person who gave it to you
    manage to just pass or complete something
    tell someone about some information, e.g. because they don’t
  • Match the phrasal verb "take part in" with its synonym:
    Opt out of
    Commence
    Engage in
    Conclude
  • Whenever I have a problem, I always ______ my best friend for advice.
    rely/depend on
  • We waited for hours, but he didn't ______ for the meeting.
    turn up
  • What does "look out for (someone/something)" mean?
    Be like a parent or older sibling
    Think about something in the past
    Try to notice
    Relax and rest
  • Which of the following phrases means "try something"?
    Take part in
    Take risks
    Keep a promise
    Have a go
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