Here is a little quiz to help you learn the meaning of some phrasal verbs. Choose the correct one….
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Question 1 of 20
1. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 2 of 20
2. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 3 of 20
3. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 4 of 20
4. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 5 of 20
5. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 6 of 20
6. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 7 of 20
7. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 8 of 20
8. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 9 of 20
9. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 10 of 20
10. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 11 of 20
11. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 12 of 20
12. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 13 of 20
13. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 14 of 20
14. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 15 of 20
15. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 16 of 20
16. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 17 of 20
17. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 18 of 20
18. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 19 of 20
19. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points -
Question 20 of 20
20. Question
Choose the correct meaning for the phrasal verb in bold.
John was really cheesed off. It was Mary’s birthday, he hadn’t bought a present and now didn’t feel up to it. However, he had to keep on, otherwise she’d be put out. The brilliant idea of a kitten wore off as quickly as it had popped into his mind. Cheer up, he reminded himself, check out the shops and try to figure out if you can pick out something nice.
Of course, he didn’t want to let her down, so he needed to look out for something suitable. First, he needed coffee. Once that had kicked in, he would be fired up! He thought about asking her mother but she’d just rabbit on, give him a headache and wind him up. So, he just had to figure it out himself.
Well, he couldn’t hang about all day but must keep at it! He needed to just get on with it…….to be continuedCorrect 3 / 3PointsIncorrect / 3 Points