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Phrasal Verbs - Challenges Quiz

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  • Sara _____ ____ some problems at work the other day.
    ran into
  • Don't ask John to do anything difficult today, he's ________ ______ some really bad news.
    dealing with
  • You really __________________________ with all of those courses this year.
    bit off more than you can chew
  • Do you think you can stay late after work and ______ ____ all of the files?
    sort out
  • You really have to _______ ____ ____ that bully!
    Stand up to
  • He ______ her ______ for being such a hypocrite.
    called (her) out
  • Use "ask for trouble" in a sentence
    student's answer
  • In your own words, what does having your "back against a wall" mean?
    student's answer
  • After the president made a terrible mistake, the people ______ ____ his resignation.
    called for
  • In your own words, what does "bite off more than you can chew" mean?
    student's answer
  • You really need to ______ _____ your life.
    sort out
  • If you keep lying, you're just _________ _____ _________.
    asking for trouble
  • Use the phrasal verb "stand up to" in a sentence
    student's answer
  • Your new job promotion ________ ______ a celebration!
    calls for
  • I think you should ________ ____ ____ your boss one of these days.
    Stand up to
  • People need time to ______ _______ big decisions in life.
    think through
  • I ______ _____ some unexpected distractions while preparing for my final exam.
    ran into
  • I have to go. I'll _____ ____ it later!
    deal with
  • I really can't _______ _____ your problems right now.
    deal with
  • Use "back against the wall" in a sentence
    student's answer
  • Use the phrasal verb "call for" in a sentence
    student's answer
  • Use the phrasal verb "go through" in a sentence
    student's answer
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