300+ phrase importang for all exams Quizz

Complete 300+ important phrasal verbs quizz (1) - 2024

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1. What does the phrase "account for" mean?

A) To make a copy of data
B) To withdraw a commitment
C) To explain or justify something
D) To request something

The correct answer is: C) To explain or justify something

2. What does the phrase "add up to something" mean?

A) To support someone's argument
B) To inquire about someone's well-being
C) To result in a particular total or sum
D) To explain or justify something

The correct answer is: C) To result in a particular total or sum

3. What does the phrase "ask after" mean?

A) To request or demand something
B) To withdraw or cancel a commitment
C) To make a copy of data
D) To inquire about someone's well-being

The correct answer is: D) To inquire about someone's well-being

4. What does the phrase "ask around" mean?

A) To inquire or seek information from various people
B) To support or reinforce someone's argument
C) To result in a particular total or sum
D) To withdraw or cancel a commitment

The correct answer is: A) To inquire or seek information from various people

5. What does the phrase "ask for" mean?

A) To explain or justify something
B) To request or demand something
C) To inquire about someone's well-being
D) To support or reinforce someone's argument

The correct answer is: B) To request or demand something

6. What does the phrase "ask somebody about" mean?

A) To make a copy of data
B) To withdraw or cancel a commitment
C) To inquire or question someone about a specific topic
D) To explain or justify something

The correct answer is: C) To inquire or question someone about a specific topic

7. What does the phrase "back out" mean?

A) To support or reinforce someone's argument
B) To withdraw or cancel a commitment
C) To request or demand something
D) To make a copy of data

The correct answer is: B) To withdraw or cancel a commitment

8. What does the phrase "back somebody up" mean?

A) To withdraw or cancel a commitment
B) To inquire or seek information from various people
C) To support or reinforce someone's argument
D) To request or demand something

The correct answer is: C) To support or reinforce someone's argument

9. What does the phrase "back something up" mean?

A) To make a copy of data
B) To inquire or question someone about a specific topic
C) To withdraw or cancel a commitment
D) To explain or justify something

The correct answer is: A) To make a copy of data

10. What does the phrase "bear on" mean?

A) To request or demand something
B) To result in a particular total or sum
C) To be relevant or have an impact on a situation
D) To inquire about someone's well-being

The correct answer is: C) To be relevant or have an impact on a situation

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11. What does the phrase "bear out" mean?

A) To confirm or support something with evidence or facts
B) To contradict or refute something
C) To ignore something
D) To doubt something

Correct Answer: A) To confirm or support something with evidence or facts

12. What does the phrase "bear with" mean?

A) To be patient and tolerate a situation or person
B) To be impatient and intolerant of a situation or person
C) To be indifferent to a situation or person
D) To be unaware of a situation or person

Correct Answer: A) To be patient and tolerate a situation or person

13. What does the phrase "blow out" mean?

A) To ignite a flame or fire
B) To extinguish a flame, such as a candle or a fire
C) To increase the intensity of a flame or fire
D) To decrease the intensity of a flame or fire

Correct Answer: B) To extinguish a flame, such as a candle or a fire

14. What does the phrase "blow over" mean?

A) To intensify or worsen, often referring to problems or conflicts
B) To remain unchanged, often referring to problems or conflicts
C) To be unresolved, often referring to problems or conflicts
D) To pass or subside, often referring to problems or conflicts

Correct Answer: D) To pass or subside, often referring to problems or conflicts

15. What does the phrase "blow something up" mean?

A) To implode or cause something to implode
B) To explode or cause something to explode
C) To deflate or cause something to deflate
D) To inflate or cause something to inflate

Correct Answer: B) To explode or cause something to explode

16. What does the phrase "blow up" mean?

A) To become very angry or explode with anger
B) To become very happy or joyful
C) To become very sad or depressed
D) To become very calm or peaceful

Correct Answer: A) To become very angry or explode with anger

17. What does the phrase "break down" mean?

A) To start functioning or succeed, often referring to machinery or plans
B) To stop functioning or fail, often referring to machinery or plans
C) To be repaired or fixed, often referring to machinery or plans
D) To be maintained or serviced, often referring to machinery or plans

Correct Answer: B) To stop functioning or fail, often referring to machinery or plans

18. What does the phrase "break in" mean?

A) To enter a building or place legally and peacefully
B) To exit a building or place
C) To remain in a building or place
D) To enter a building or place illegally and forcefully

Correct Answer: D) To enter a building or place illegally and forcefully

19. What does the phrase "break into" mean?

A) To enter a building or place legally and with a legitimate purpose
B) To exit a building or place
C) To remain in a building or place
D) To enter a building or place illegally and with the intent to commit a crime

Correct Answer: D) To enter a building or place illegally and with the intent to commit a crime

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20. What does the phrase "break into something" mean?

A) To stop doing something suddenly
B) To start doing something suddenly, like breaking into laughter
C) To fix something that is broken
D) To ignore something intentionally

Correct Answer: B) To start doing something suddenly, like breaking into laughter

21. What does the phrase "break off" mean?

A) To join or attach something to the main part
B) To separate or detach something from the main part
C) To find something that was lost
D) To repair something that is damaged

Correct Answer: B) To separate or detach something from the main part

22. What does the phrase "break out" mean?

A) To remain confined or restricted
B) To escape or become free from confinement, or to start suddenly
C) To continue without interruption
D) To remain unnoticed or unseen

Correct Answer: B) To escape or become free from confinement, or to start suddenly

23. What does the phrase "break out in something" mean?

A) To develop a skin condition, rash, or eruption
B) To hide or conceal something
C) To decline or decrease suddenly
D) To increase or intensify suddenly

Correct Answer: A) To develop a skin condition, rash, or eruption

24. What does the phrase "break something down" mean?

A) To assemble or construct something
B) To divide something into smaller parts or analyze it
C) To combine several things into one
D) To store or keep something

Correct Answer: B) To divide something into smaller parts or analyze it

25. What does the phrase "break something in" mean?

A) To damage or destroy something
B) To make something, like new shoes or a car, more comfortable by using it
C) To fix or repair something
D) To find or locate something

Correct Answer: B) To make something, like new shoes or a car, more comfortable by using it

26. What does the phrase "break through" mean?

A) To withdraw or retreat
B) To overcome a barrier or obstacle
C) To continue or proceed slowly
D) To fail or be unsuccessful

Correct Answer: B) To overcome a barrier or obstacle

27. What does the phrase "break up" mean?

A) To continue or proceed without interruption
B) To end a relationship or group
C) To start a relationship or group
D) To support or encourage someone

Correct Answer: B) To end a relationship or group

28. What does the phrase "bring out" mean?

A) To hide or conceal something
B) To reveal or make something visible or noticeable
C) To repair or fix something
D) To store or keep something

Correct Answer: B) To reveal or make something visible or noticeable

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29. What does the phrase "bring round" mean?

A) To help someone recover consciousness or health
B) To persuade someone to change their mind
C) To carry something heavy
D) To hide something carefully

Correct Answer: A) To help someone recover consciousness or health

30. What does the phrase "bring somebody up" mean?

A) To lower someone physically
B) To raise and educate a child
C) To support someone's argument
D) To accompany someone to an event

Correct Answer: B) To raise and educate a child

31. What does the phrase "call around" mean?

A) To call someone repeatedly
B) To contact multiple people or places by phone or in person
C) To call someone for assistance
D) To call someone for advice

Correct Answer: B) To contact multiple people or places by phone or in person

32. What does the phrase "call back" mean?

A) To call someone for advice
B) To return a phone call or request
C) To call someone unexpectedly
D) To call someone repeatedly

Correct Answer: B) To return a phone call or request

33. What does the phrase "call down" mean?

A) To call someone for assistance
B) To reprimand or criticize someone
C) To call someone repeatedly
D) To call someone unexpectedly

Correct Answer: B) To reprimand or criticize someone

34. What does the phrase "call for" mean?

A) To request or demand something
B) To call someone for advice
C) To call someone for assistance
D) To call someone unexpectedly

Correct Answer: A) To request or demand something

35. What does the phrase "call in" mean?

A) To call someone for advice
B) To call someone for assistance
C) To request or summon someone to come, especially for assistance
D) To call someone unexpectedly

Correct Answer: C) To request or summon someone to come, especially for assistance

36. What does the phrase "call names" mean?

A) To call someone for assistance
B) To call someone repeatedly
C) To insult or use abusive language towards someone
D) To call someone unexpectedly

Correct Answer: C) To insult or use abusive language towards someone

37. What does the phrase "call off" mean?

A) To call someone for advice
B) To cancel an event or activity
C) To call someone for assistance
D) To call someone unexpectedly

Correct Answer: B) To cancel an event or activity

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38. What does the phrase "call on somebody" mean?

A) To avoid someone's presence
B) To visit or ask someone for their opinion or help
C) To call someone repeatedly
D) To summon someone for a meeting

Correct Answer: B) To visit or ask someone for their opinion or help

39. What does the phrase "call somebody back" mean?

A) To ignore someone's call
B) To return a call to someone who tried to contact you earlier
C) To call someone repeatedly
D) To call someone unexpectedly

Correct Answer: B) To return a call to someone who tried to contact you earlier

40. What does the phrase "call somebody up" mean?

A) To call someone for assistance
B) To make a phone call to someone
C) To call someone unexpectedly
D) To summon someone for a meeting

Correct Answer: B) To make a phone call to someone

41. What does the phrase "call something off" mean?

A) To postpone a planned event
B) To call someone for advice
C) To cancel a planned event or arrangement
D) To schedule a meeting

Correct Answer: C) To cancel a planned event or arrangement

42. What does the phrase "call up" mean?

A) To call someone unexpectedly
B) To call someone for advice
C) To bring something to mind or recall
D) To make a phone call to someone

Correct Answer: C) To bring something to mind or recall

43. What does the phrase "calm down" mean?

A) To become less agitated or excited; to relax
B) To provoke someone's anger
C) To entertain a guest
D) To scold someone for their behavior

Correct Answer: A) To become less agitated or excited; to relax

44. What does the phrase "carry off" mean?

A) To deliver something
B) To succeed in doing something difficult
C) To carry something heavy
D) To transfer something to another place

Correct Answer: B) To succeed in doing something difficult

45. What does the phrase "carry on" mean?

A) To continue doing something
B) To deliver a message
C) To complete a task
D) To succeed in an endeavor

Correct Answer: A) To continue doing something

46. What does the phrase "carry on with" mean?

A) To begin a new task
B) To continue doing something, often with determination
C) To complete a difficult assignment
D) To finish a project

Correct Answer: B) To continue doing something, often with determination

47. What does the phrase "carry out" mean?

A) To perform or complete a task or plan
B) To transport something to another location
C) To start a new project
D) To invent something new

Correct Answer: A) To perform or complete a task or plan

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48. What does the phrase "cart off" mean?

A) To bring something to mind or recall
B) To succeed in doing something difficult
C) To remove or take away something, often abruptly
D) To understand or become popular

Correct Answer: C) To remove or take away something, often abruptly

49. What does the phrase "carve up" mean?

A) To exchange chips or tokens for money, often in a casino
B) To divide something into smaller parts or sections
C) To succeed in doing something difficult
D) To discard or get rid of something

Correct Answer: B) To divide something into smaller parts or sections

50. What does the phrase "cash out" mean?

A) To bring something to mind or recall
B) To succeed in doing something difficult
C) To exchange chips or tokens for money, often in a casino
D) To remove or take away something, often abruptly

Correct Answer: C) To exchange chips or tokens for money, often in a casino

51. What does the phrase "cast off" mean?

A) To bring something to mind or recall
B) To succeed in doing something difficult
C) To exchange chips or tokens for money, often in a casino
D) To discard or get rid of something

Correct Answer: D) To discard or get rid of something

52. What does the phrase "catch on" mean?

A) To bring something to mind or recall
B) To succeed in doing something difficult
C) To understand or become popular
D) To remove or take away something, often abruptly

Correct Answer: C) To understand or become popular

53. What does the phrase "catch out" mean?

A) To bring something to mind or recall
B) To succeed in doing something difficult
C) To expose someone's mistake or deception
D) To remove or take away something, often abruptly

Correct Answer: C) To expose someone's mistake or deception

54. What does the phrase "catch up" mean?

A) To bring something to mind or recall
B) To succeed in doing something difficult
C) To reach the same level of progress as others
D) To remove or take away something, often abruptly

Correct Answer: C) To reach the same level of progress as others

55. What does the phrase "catch up with" mean?

A) To bring something to mind or recall
B) To confront the consequences of something
C) To reach the same level of progress as others
D) To understand or become popular

Correct Answer: B) To confront the consequences of something

56. What does the phrase "cave in" mean?

A) To collapse or give in, often under pressure
B) To succeed in doing something difficult
C) To reach the same level of progress as others
D) To discard or get rid of something

Correct Answer: A) To collapse or give in, often under pressure

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57. What does the phrase "check back" mean?

A) To review or verify something at a later time
B) To register at a hotel or location, typically when traveling
C) To investigate or inquire about something
D) To inspect or examine something

Correct Answer: A) To review or verify something at a later time

58. What does the phrase "check in" mean?

A) To register at a hotel or location, typically when traveling
B) To review or verify something at a later time
C) To investigate or inquire about something
D) To inspect or examine something

Correct Answer: A) To register at a hotel or location, typically when traveling

59. What does the phrase "check into" mean?

A) To investigate or inquire about something
B) To register at a hotel or location, typically when traveling
C) To review or examine something carefully
D) To confirm or consult with someone for information

Correct Answer: A) To investigate or inquire about something

60. What does the phrase "check out" mean?

A) To investigate or inquire about something
B) To review or examine something carefully
C) To inspect or examine something
D) To confirm or consult with someone for information

Correct Answer: C) To inspect or examine something

61. What does the phrase "check over" mean?

A) To investigate or inquire about something
B) To review or examine something carefully
C) To register at a hotel or location, typically when traveling
D) To confirm or consult with someone for information

Correct Answer: B) To review or examine something carefully

62. What does the phrase "check somebody/something out" mean?

A) To inspect or examine something
B) To register at a hotel or location, typically when traveling
C) To review or verify something at a later time
D) To confirm or consult with someone for information

Correct Answer: A) To inspect or examine something

63. What does the phrase "check with" mean?

A) To inspect or examine something
B) To register at a hotel or location, typically when traveling
C) To review or examine something carefully
D) To confirm or consult with someone for information

Correct Answer: D) To confirm or consult with someone for information

64. What does the phrase "cheer somebody up" mean?

A) To become happier or more cheerful
B) To make someone happier or more cheerful
C) To inspect or examine something
D) To review or verify something at a later time

Correct Answer: B) To make someone happier or more cheerful

65. What does the phrase "cheer up" mean?

A) To become happier or more cheerful
B) To make someone happier or more cheerful
C) To inspect or examine something
D) To review or verify something at a later time

Correct Answer: A) To become happier or more cheerful

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66. What does the phrase "chew up" mean?

A) To contribute or share the cost or effort
B) To destroy or damage something by chewing
C) To become emotional or teary
D) To quit or give up on something

Correct Answer: B) To destroy or damage something by chewing

67. What does the phrase "chip in" mean?

A) To become emotional or teary
B) To contribute or share the cost or effort
C) To quit or give up on something
D) To remove dirt, dust, or unwanted substances from something

Correct Answer: B) To contribute or share the cost or effort

68. What does the phrase "choke up" mean?

A) To contribute or share the cost or effort
B) To destroy or damage something by chewing
C) To become emotional or teary
D) To quit or give up on something

Correct Answer: C) To become emotional or teary

69. What does the phrase "chuck in" mean?

A) To quit or give up on something
B) To contribute or share the cost or effort
C) To destroy or damage something by chewing
D) To remove dirt, dust, or unwanted substances from something

Correct Answer: A) To quit or give up on something

70. What does the phrase "clean off" mean?

A) To remove dirt, dust, or unwanted substances from something
B) To completely empty or clear a space, often of unwanted items
C) To tidy or organize a messy area or situation
D) To make oneself look neat and tidy, often by washing or grooming

Correct Answer: A) To remove dirt, dust, or unwanted substances from something

71. What does the phrase "clean out" mean?

A) To remove dirt, dust, or unwanted substances from something
B) To completely empty or clear a space, often of unwanted items
C) To tidy or organize a messy area or situation
D) To make oneself look neat and tidy, often by washing or grooming

Correct Answer: B) To completely empty or clear a space, often of unwanted items

72. What does the phrase "clean something up" mean?

A) To make oneself look neat and tidy, often by washing or grooming
B) To remove dirt, dust, or unwanted substances from something
C) To completely empty or clear a space, often of unwanted items
D) To tidy or organize a messy area or situation

Correct Answer: D) To tidy or organize a messy area or situation

73. What does the phrase "clean up" mean?

A) To make oneself look neat and tidy, often by washing or grooming
B) To remove dirt, dust, or unwanted substances from something
C) To completely empty or clear a space, often of unwanted items
D) To tidy or organize a messy area or situation

Correct Answer: A) To make oneself look neat and tidy, often by washing or grooming

74. What does the phrase "clear away" mean?

A) To make oneself look neat and tidy, often by washing or grooming
B) To remove dirt, dust, or unwanted substances from something
C) To completely empty or clear a space, often of unwanted items
D) To tidy or organize a messy area or situation

Correct Answer: C) To completely empty or clear a space, often of unwanted items

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75. What does the phrase "clear out" mean?

A) To leave or vacate a place quickly
B) To conclude or end a situation or opportunity
C) To approach or surround someone or something
D) A detailed view of something, often in photography

Correct Answer: A) To leave or vacate a place quickly

76. What does the phrase "close down" mean?

A) To become ill with an illness or ailment
B) To cease operations or shut down a business or facility
C) To break into pieces or separate
D) To offer information or assistance willingly

Correct Answer: B) To cease operations or shut down a business or facility

77. What does the phrase "close in" mean?

A) To register at a hotel or location, typically when traveling
B) To approach or surround someone or something
C) To investigate or inquire about something
D) To return a phone call or request

Correct Answer: B) To approach or surround someone or something

78. What does the phrase "close out" mean?

A) To completely empty or clear a space, often of unwanted items
B) To conclude or end a situation or opportunity
C) A detailed view of something, often in photography
D) To find or discover something by chance

Correct Answer: B) To conclude or end a situation or opportunity

79. What does the phrase "close-up" mean?

A) To register at a hotel or location, typically when traveling
B) To approach or surround someone or something
C) A detailed view of something, often in photography
D) To return a phone call or request

Correct Answer: C) A detailed view of something, often in photography

80. What does the phrase "come across something" mean?

A) To find or discover something by chance
B) To contribute or share the cost or effort
C) To destroy or damage something by chewing
D) To become emotional or teary

Correct Answer: A) To find or discover something by chance

81. What does the phrase "come apart" mean?

A) To become ill with an illness or ailment
B) To offer information or assistance willingly
C) To break into pieces or separate
D) To become emotional or teary

Correct Answer: C) To break into pieces or separate

82. What does the phrase "come down with something" mean?

A) To become ill with an illness or ailment
B) To offer information or assistance willingly
C) To break into pieces or separate
D) To leave or vacate a place quickly

Correct Answer: A) To become ill with an illness or ailment

83. What does the phrase "come forward" mean?

A) To leave or vacate a place quickly
B) To cease operations or shut down a business or facility
C) To offer information or assistance willingly
D) To become happier or more cheerful

Correct Answer: C) To offer information or assistance willingly

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84. What does the phrase "come from some place" mean?

A) To interrupt a conversation or activity
B) To originate or have one's roots in a particular location
C) To reduce the amount of something consumed or used
D) To lower the temperature or become less heated

Correct Answer: B) To originate or have one's roots in a particular location

85. What does the phrase "cool down" mean?

A) To rely on or trust someone or something
B) To lower the temperature or become less heated
C) To exclude or eliminate someone or something from consideration
D) To interrupt a conversation or activity

Correct Answer: B) To lower the temperature or become less heated

86. What does the phrase "count on" mean?

A) To reduce the amount of something consumed or used
B) To rely on or trust someone or something
C) To contribute or share the cost or effort
D) To draw a line through or cancel written text

Correct Answer: B) To rely on or trust someone or something

87. What does the phrase "count on somebody/something" mean?

A) To expect or rely on someone or something
B) To interrupt a conversation or activity
C) To exclude or eliminate someone or something from consideration
D) To become happier or more cheerful

Correct Answer: A) To expect or rely on someone or something

88. What does the phrase "count out" mean?

A) To reduce the amount of something consumed or used
B) To contribute or share the cost or effort
C) To exclude or eliminate someone or something from consideration
D) To draw a line through or cancel written text

Correct Answer: C) To exclude or eliminate someone or something from consideration

89. What does the phrase "cross something out" mean?

A) To expect or rely on someone or something
B) To interrupt a conversation or activity
C) To draw a line through or cancel written text
D) To reduce the amount of something consumed or used

Correct Answer: C) To draw a line through or cancel written text

90. What does the phrase "cut back on something" mean?

A) To interrupt a conversation or activity
B) To contribute or share the cost or effort
C) To reduce the amount of something consumed or used
D) To exclude or eliminate someone or something from consideration

Correct Answer: C) To reduce the amount of something consumed or used

91. What does the phrase "cut in" mean?

A) To interrupt a conversation or activity
B) To become emotional or teary
C) To draw a line through or cancel written text
D) To rely on or trust someone or something

Correct Answer: A) To interrupt a conversation or activity

92. What does the phrase "cut somebody off" mean?

A) To interrupt a conversation or activity
B) To become emotional or teary
C) To draw a line through or cancel written text
D) To abruptly end communication with someone

Correct Answer: D) To abruptly end communication with someone

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93. What does the phrase "cut something down" mean?

A) To remove or eliminate something, often by cutting
B) To start eating eagerly or enthusiastically
C) To reduce the size, amount, or quantity of something
D) To disconnect or stop the supply of something

Correct Answer: C) To reduce the size, amount, or quantity of something

94. What does the phrase "cut something off" mean?

A) To start eating eagerly or enthusiastically
B) To remove or separate something by cutting
C) To disconnect or stop the supply of something
D) To uncover or find something, often after searching

Correct Answer: C) To disconnect or stop the supply of something

95. What does the phrase "cut something out" mean?

A) To reduce the size, amount, or quantity of something
B) To remove or eliminate something, often by cutting
C) To start eating eagerly or enthusiastically
D) To originate or have one's roots in a particular location

Correct Answer: B) To remove or eliminate something, often by cutting

96. What does the phrase "cut something off" mean?

A) To start eating eagerly or enthusiastically
B) To reduce the size, amount, or quantity of something
C) To disconnect or stop the supply of something
D) To remove or separate something by cutting

Correct Answer: C) To disconnect or stop the supply of something

97. What does the phrase "dumb down" mean?

A) To simplify complex information or ideas
B) To contribute or share the cost or effort
C) To be involved in a particular type of business or activity
D) To start eating eagerly or enthusiastically

Correct Answer: A) To simplify complex information or ideas

98. What does the phrase "deal in" mean?

A) To become emotional or teary
B) To interrupt a conversation or activity
C) To be involved in a particular type of business or activity
D) To draw a line through or cancel written text

Correct Answer: C) To be involved in a particular type of business or activity

99. What does the phrase "dig in" mean?

A) To reduce the size, amount, or quantity of something
B) To start eating eagerly or enthusiastically
C) To disconnect or stop the supply of something
D) To simplify complex information or ideas

Correct Answer: B) To start eating eagerly or enthusiastically

100. What does the phrase "dig up" mean?

A) To become emotional or teary
B) To uncover or find something, often after searching
C) To draw a line through or cancel written text
D) To remove or eliminate something, often by cutting

Correct Answer: B) To uncover or find something, often after searching

101. What does the phrase "dispose of" mean?

A) To simplify complex information or ideas
B) To disconnect or stop the supply of something
C) To get rid of something, often by throwing it away
D) To reduce the size, amount, or quantity of something

Correct Answer: C) To get rid of something, often by throwing it away

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102. What does the phrase "do away with something" mean?

A) To repeat or redo an action or task
B) To eliminate or get rid of something completely
C) To exhaust or tire someone out
D) To treat someone badly or harm them physically

Correct Answer: B) To eliminate or get rid of something completely

103. What does the phrase "do in" mean?

A) To decorate or renovate something
B) To treat someone badly or harm them physically
C) To exhaust or tire someone out
D) To repeat or redo an action or task

Correct Answer: C) To exhaust or tire someone out

104. What does the phrase "do somebody over" mean?

A) To eliminate or get rid of something completely
B) To repeat or redo an action or task
C) To treat someone badly or harm them physically
D) To decorate or renovate something

Correct Answer: C) To treat someone badly or harm them physically

105. What does the phrase "do something over" mean?

A) To eliminate or get rid of something completely
B) To repeat or redo an action or task
C) To treat someone badly or harm them physically
D) To decorate or renovate something

Correct Answer: B) To repeat or redo an action or task

106. What does the phrase "do something up" mean?

A) To reduce or use up a resource, often referring to funds
B) To decorate or renovate something
C) To fasten or button clothing or objects
D) To eliminate or get rid of something completely

Correct Answer: B) To decorate or renovate something

107. What does the phrase "do up" mean?

A) To eliminate or get rid of something completely
B) To decorate or renovate something
C) To reduce or use up a resource, often referring to funds
D) To fasten or button clothing or objects

Correct Answer: D) To fasten or button clothing or objects

108. What does the phrase "draw down" mean?

A) To become darker or to arrive, often referring to evenings
B) To use information or experience to help in a situation
C) To reduce or use up a resource, often referring to funds
D) To originate or have one's roots in a particular location

Correct Answer: C) To reduce or use up a resource, often referring to funds

109. What does the phrase "draw in" mean?

A) To reduce or use up a resource, often referring to funds
B) To become darker or to arrive, often referring to evenings
C) To use information or experience to help in a situation
D) To originate or have one's roots in a particular location

Correct Answer: B) To become darker or to arrive, often referring to evenings

110. What does the phrase "draw on" mean?

A) To reduce or use up a resource, often referring to funds
B) To use information or experience to help in a situation
C) To become darker or to arrive, often referring to evenings
D) To eliminate or get rid of something completely

Correct Answer: B) To use information or experience to help in a situation

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111. What does the phrase "draw out" mean?

A) To quit or withdraw from a course, activity, or organization
B) To visit someone briefly or without an appointment
C) To extend the length of something, often a discussion
D) To wear formal or special clothing

Correct Answer: C) To extend the length of something, often a discussion

112. What does the phrase "dress up" mean?

A) To visit someone casually or informally
B) To quit or withdraw from a course, activity, or organization
C) To wear formal or special clothing
D) To move backward or fall behind in a race or competition

Correct Answer: C) To wear formal or special clothing

113. What does the phrase "drop around" mean?

A) To quit or withdraw from a course, activity, or organization
B) To visit someone casually or informally
C) To extend the length of something, often a discussion
D) To move backward or fall behind in a race or competition

Correct Answer: B) To visit someone casually or informally

114. What does the phrase "drop back" mean?

A) To transport and leave someone or something at a specific location
B) To quit or withdraw from a course, activity, or organization
C) To move backward or fall behind in a race or competition
D) To wear formal or special clothing

Correct Answer: C) To move backward or fall behind in a race or competition

115. What does the phrase "drop in/by/over" mean?

A) To transport and leave someone or something at a specific location
B) To visit someone casually or informally
C) To extend the length of something, often a discussion
D) To quit or withdraw from a course, activity, or organization

Correct Answer: B) To visit someone casually or informally

116. What does the phrase "drop out" mean?

A) To wear formal or special clothing
B) To quit or withdraw from a course, activity, or organization
C) To extend the length of something, often a discussion
D) To visit someone casually or informally

Correct Answer: B) To quit or withdraw from a course, activity, or organization

117. What does the phrase "drop somebody/something off" mean?

A) To remove moisture or become dry after being wet
B) To transport and leave someone or something at a specific location
C) To stop speaking or producing words, often due to nervousness
D) To extend the length of something, often a discussion

Correct Answer: B) To transport and leave someone or something at a specific location

118. What does the phrase "dry out" mean?

A) To stop speaking or producing words, often due to nervousness
B) To remove moisture or become dry after being wet
C) To visit someone casually or informally
D) To wear formal or special clothing

Correct Answer: B) To remove moisture or become dry after being wet

119. What does the phrase "dry up" mean?

A) To quit or withdraw from a course, activity, or organization
B) To stop speaking or producing words, often due to nervousness
C) To visit someone casually or informally
D) To extend the length of something, often a discussion

Correct Answer: B) To stop speaking or producing words, often due to nervousness

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120. What does the phrase "eat out" mean?

A) To consume all of a food or drink
B) To ultimately result in a particular situation or place
C) To dine at a restaurant instead of at home
D) To collapse or drop to the ground

Correct Answer: C) To dine at a restaurant instead of at home

121. What does the phrase "eat up" mean?

A) To collapse or drop to the ground
B) To ultimately result in a particular situation or place
C) To consume all of a food or drink
D) To disintegrate or break into pieces

Correct Answer: C) To consume all of a food or drink

122. What does the phrase "end up" mean?

A) To disintegrate or break into pieces
B) To ultimately result in a particular situation or place
C) To have a disagreement or argument with someone
D) To fail to happen or be completed as planned

Correct Answer: B) To ultimately result in a particular situation or place

123. What does the phrase "fall apart" mean?

A) To wear formal or special clothing
B) To collapse or drop to the ground
C) To disintegrate or break into pieces
D) To quit or withdraw from a course, activity, or organization

Correct Answer: C) To disintegrate or break into pieces

124. What does the phrase "fall down" mean?

A) To be deceived or tricked by someone's words or actions
B) To collapse or drop to the ground
C) To have a disagreement or argument with someone
D) To quit or withdraw from a course, activity, or organization

Correct Answer: B) To collapse or drop to the ground

125. What does the phrase "fall for" mean?

A) To have a disagreement or argument with someone
B) To collapse or drop to the ground
C) To be deceived or tricked by someone's words or actions
D) To quit or withdraw from a course, activity, or organization

Correct Answer: C) To be deceived or tricked by someone's words or actions

126. What does the phrase "fall out" mean?

A) To have a disagreement or argument with someone
B) To collapse or drop to the ground
C) To be deceived or tricked by someone's words or actions
D) To fail to happen or be completed as planned

Correct Answer: A) To have a disagreement or argument with someone

127. What does the phrase "fall through" mean?

A) To have a disagreement or argument with someone
B) To fail to happen or be completed as planned
C) To collapse or drop to the ground
D) To disintegrate or break into pieces

Correct Answer: B) To fail to happen or be completed as planned

128. What does the phrase "fasten onto" mean?

A) To attach or fix something securely to another object
B) To consume all of a food or drink
C) To visit someone casually or informally
D) To quit or withdraw from a course, activity, or organization

Correct Answer: A) To attach or fix something securely to another object

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129. What does the phrase "feed off" mean?

A) To consume as food or nourishment
B) To derive energy or sustenance from something
C) To defend oneself or resist an attack
D) To resist or defend against an illness or attacker

Correct Answer: B) To derive energy or sustenance from something

130. What does the phrase "feed on" mean?

A) To consume as food or nourishment
B) To derive energy or sustenance from something
C) To defend oneself or resist an attack
D) To resist or defend against an illness or attacker

Correct Answer: A) To consume as food or nourishment

131. What does the phrase "fight back" mean?

A) To derive energy or sustenance from something
B) To consume as food or nourishment
C) To defend oneself or resist an attack or challenge
D) To resist or defend against an illness or attacker

Correct Answer: C) To defend oneself or resist an attack or challenge

132. What does the phrase "fight off" mean?

A) To derive energy or sustenance from something
B) To consume as food or nourishment
C) To defend oneself or resist an attack or challenge
D) To resist or defend against an illness or attacker

Correct Answer: D) To resist or defend against an illness or attacker

133. What does the phrase "figure something out" mean?

A) To resist or defend against an illness or attacker
B) To derive energy or sustenance from something
C) To solve or understand a problem or puzzle
D) To defend oneself or resist an attack or challenge

Correct Answer: C) To solve or understand a problem or puzzle

134. What does the phrase "fill in" mean?

A) To defend oneself or resist an attack or challenge
B) To resist or defend against an illness or attacker
C) To complete a form or document with required information
D) To derive energy or sustenance from something

Correct Answer: C) To complete missing information or details

135. What does the phrase "fill something in" mean?

A) To defend oneself or resist an attack or challenge
B) To resist or defend against an illness or attacker
C) To complete a form or document by adding necessary information
D) To derive energy or sustenance from something

Correct Answer: C) To complete a form or document by adding necessary information

136. What does the phrase "fill something out" mean?

A) To make something full, often with a liquid or substance
B) To resist or defend against an illness or attacker
C) To complete a form or document with required information
D) To derive energy or sustenance from something

Correct Answer: C) To complete a form or document with required information

137. What does the phrase "fill something up" mean?

A) To make something full, often with a liquid or substance
B) To derive energy or sustenance from something
C) To complete a form or document with required information
D) To resist or defend against an illness or attacker

Correct Answer: A) To make something full, often with a liquid or substance

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138. What does the phrase "find out" mean?

A) To complete the last part of something
B) To discover or obtain information about something
C) To shoot or send something quickly
D) To attack or assault suddenly

Correct Answer: B) To discover or obtain information about something

139. What does the phrase "find something out" mean?

A) To discover or obtain information about something
B) To complete the last part of something
C) To shoot or send something quickly
D) To attack or assault suddenly

Correct Answer: A) To discover information or a secret

140. What does the phrase "finish off" mean?

A) To complete the last part of something
B) To discover or obtain information about something
C) To shoot or send something quickly
D) To attack or assault suddenly

Correct Answer: A) To complete the last part of something

141. What does the phrase "finish with" mean?

A) To complete the last part of something
B) To discover or obtain information about something
C) To shoot or send something quickly
D) To be done using or dealing with something

Correct Answer: D) To be done using or dealing with something

142. What does the phrase "fire off" mean?

A) To complete the last part of something
B) To shoot or send something quickly
C) To discover or obtain information about something
D) To attack or assault suddenly

Correct Answer: B) To shoot or send something quickly

143. What does the phrase "fit in" mean?

A) To attack or assault suddenly
B) To discover or obtain information about something
C) To be accepted or included as part of a group or activity
D) To shoot or send something quickly

Correct Answer: C) To be accepted or included as part of a group or activity

144. What does the phrase "fit in with" mean?

A) To attack or assault suddenly
B) To discover or obtain information about something
C) To match or harmonize with something
D) To shoot or send something quickly

Correct Answer: C) To match or harmonize with something

145. What does the phrase "fit up" mean?

A) To attack or assault suddenly
B) To discover or obtain information about something
C) To equip or furnish a place with necessary items
D) To shoot or send something quickly

Correct Answer: C) To equip or furnish a place with necessary items

146. What does the phrase "fly at" mean?

A) To attack or assault suddenly
B) To shoot or send something quickly
C) To discover or obtain information about something
D) To complete the last part of something

Correct Answer: A) To attack or assault suddenly

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147. What does the phrase "follow up" mean?

A) To behave in a silly or playful manner
B) To pursue or continue something that was started
C) To become paralyzed with fear or anxiety
D) To exclude or alienate someone from a group

Correct Answer: B) To pursue or continue something that was started

148. What does the phrase "fool about" mean?

A) To behave in a silly or playful manner
B) To pursue or continue something that was started
C) To become paralyzed with fear or anxiety
D) To exclude or alienate someone from a group

Correct Answer: A) To behave in a silly or playful manner

149. What does the phrase "freeze up" mean?

A) To behave in a silly or playful manner
B) To pursue or continue something that was started
C) To become paralyzed with fear or anxiety
D) To exclude or alienate someone from a group

Correct Answer: C) To become paralyzed with fear or anxiety

150. What does the phrase "freeze out" mean?

A) To behave in a silly or playful manner
B) To pursue or continue something that was started
C) To become paralyzed with fear or anxiety
D) To exclude or alienate someone from a group

Correct Answer: D) To exclude or alienate someone from a group or activity

151. What does the phrase "freshen up" mean?

A) To behave in a silly or playful manner
B) To pursue or continue something that was started
C) To make oneself look or feel cleaner and more refreshed
D) To exclude or alienate someone from a group or activity

Correct Answer: C) To make oneself look or feel cleaner and more refreshed

152. What does the phrase "frighten away" mean?

A) To behave in a silly or playful manner
B) To pursue or continue something that was started
C) To cause someone or something to run away due to fear
D) To exclude or alienate someone from a group or activity

Correct Answer: C) To cause someone or something to run away due to fear

153. What does the phrase "get about" mean?

A) To move around or travel from place to place
B) To pursue or continue something that was started
C) To make oneself look or feel cleaner and more refreshed
D) To exclude or alienate someone from a group or activity

Correct Answer: A) To move around or travel from place to place

154. What does the phrase "get across" mean?

A) To attack or assault suddenly
B) To discover or obtain information about something
C) To successfully convey or communicate an idea or message
D) To exclude or alienate someone from a group or activity

Correct Answer: C) To successfully convey or communicate an idea or message

155. What does the phrase "get after" mean?

A) To attack or assault suddenly
B) To scold or criticize someone for not doing something
C) To successfully convey or communicate an idea or message
D) To exclude or alienate someone from a group or activity

Correct Answer: B) To scold or criticize someone for not doing something

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156. What does the phrase "get along" mean?

A) To have a good relationship or cooperate with someone
B) To board a vehicle or progress with something
C) To find a way to overcome an obstacle or restriction
D) To imply or suggest something indirectly

Correct Answer: A) To have a good relationship or cooperate with someone

157. What does the phrase "get on" mean?

A) To have a good relationship or cooperate with someone
B) To board a vehicle or progress with something
C) To find a way to overcome an obstacle or restriction
D) To imply or suggest something indirectly

Correct Answer: B) To board a vehicle or progress with something

158. What does the phrase "get around" mean?

A) To have a good relationship or cooperate with someone
B) To board a vehicle or progress with something
C) To find a way to overcome an obstacle or restriction
D) To imply or suggest something indirectly

Correct Answer: C) To find a way to overcome an obstacle or restriction

159. What does the phrase "get at" mean?

A) To have a good relationship or cooperate with someone
B) To board a vehicle or progress with something
C) To find a way to overcome an obstacle or restriction
D) To imply or suggest something indirectly

Correct Answer: D) To imply or suggest something indirectly

160. What does the phrase "get away" mean?

A) To have a good relationship or cooperate with someone
B) To board a vehicle or progress with something
C) To escape or take a break from one's usual routine
D) To imply or suggest something indirectly

Correct Answer: C) To escape or take a break from one's usual routine

161. What does the phrase "get away with something" mean?

A) To have a good relationship or cooperate with someone
B) To board a vehicle or progress with something
C) To do something wrong without being caught or punished
D) To imply or suggest something indirectly

Correct Answer: C) To do something wrong without being caught or punished

162. What does the phrase "get back" mean?

A) To have a good relationship or cooperate with someone
B) To board a vehicle or progress with something
C) To return to a previous place or state
D) To imply or suggest something indirectly

Correct Answer: C) To return to a previous place or state

163. What does the phrase "get back at somebody" mean?

A) To have a good relationship or cooperate with someone
B) To board a vehicle or progress with something
C) To seek revenge on someone
D) To imply or suggest something indirectly

Correct Answer: C) To seek revenge on someone

164. What does the phrase "get back into" mean?

A) To have a good relationship or cooperate with someone
B) To board a vehicle or progress with something
C) To re-engage with a hobby or activity after a break
D) To imply or suggest something indirectly

Correct Answer: C) To re-engage with a hobby or activity after a break

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165. What does the phrase "get back to" mean?

A) To respond or provide information later, often after checking
B) To manage or survive with what is available
C) To lower oneself to a lower position or level
D) To enter a place or vehicle

Correct Answer: A) To respond or provide information later, often after checking

166. What does the phrase "get by" mean?

A) To respond or provide information later, often after checking
B) To manage or survive with what is available
C) To lower oneself to a lower position or level
D) To enter a place or vehicle

Correct Answer: B) To manage or survive with what is available

167. What does the phrase "get down" mean?

A) To respond or provide information later, often after checking
B) To manage or survive with what is available
C) To lower oneself to a lower position or level
D) To enter a place or vehicle

Correct Answer: C) To lower oneself to a lower position or level

168. What does the phrase "get in" mean?

A) To respond or provide information later, often after checking
B) To manage or survive with what is available
C) To lower oneself to a lower position or level
D) To enter a place or vehicle

Correct Answer: D) To enter a place or vehicle

169. What does the phrase "get into" mean?

A) To respond or provide information later, often after checking
B) To manage or survive with what is available
C) To lower oneself to a lower position or level
D) To become interested or involved in a particular activity or subject

Correct Answer: D) To become interested or involved in a particular activity or subject

170. What does the phrase "get off" mean?

A) To respond or provide information later, often after checking
B) To manage or survive with what is available
C) To leave a vehicle or transportation
D) To have a good or friendly relationship with someone

Correct Answer: C) To leave a vehicle or transportation

171. What does the phrase "get on" mean?

A) To respond or provide information later, often after checking
B) To have a good or friendly relationship with someone
C) To find a way to overcome an obstacle or restriction
D) To lower oneself to a lower position or level

Correct Answer: B) To have a good or friendly relationship with someone

173. What does the phrase "get out" mean?

A) To respond or provide information later, often after checking
B) To manage or survive with what is available
C) To exit or leave a place
D) To lower oneself to a lower position or level

Correct Answer: C) To exit or leave a place

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174. What does the phrase "get over" mean?

A) To recover from an illness, disappointment, or loss
B) To move from place to place, often by walking or using transportation
C) To successfully communicate or convey a message or idea
D) To recover something that was lost or taken

Correct Answer: A) To recover from an illness, disappointment, or loss

175. What does the phrase "get around" mean?

A) To recover from an illness, disappointment, or loss
B) To move from place to place, often by walking or using transportation
C) To successfully communicate or convey a message or idea
D) To recover something that was lost or taken

Correct Answer: B) To move from place to place, often by walking or using transportation

176. What does the phrase "get something across/over" mean?

A) To recover from an illness, disappointment, or loss
B) To move from place to place, often by walking or using transportation
C) To successfully communicate or convey a message or idea
D) To recover something that was lost or taken

Correct Answer: C) To successfully communicate or convey a message or idea

177. What does the phrase "get something back" mean?

A) To recover from an illness, disappointment, or loss
B) To move from place to place, often by walking or using transportation
C) To successfully communicate or convey a message or idea
D) To recover something that was lost or taken

Correct Answer: D) To recover something that was lost or taken

178. What does the phrase "get through" mean?

A) To recover from an illness, disappointment, or loss
B) To move from place to place, often by walking or using transportation
C) To successfully complete or endure a difficult task or situation
D) To recover something that was lost or taken

Correct Answer: C) To successfully complete or endure a difficult task or situation

179. What does the phrase "get to" mean?

A) To recover from an illness, disappointment, or loss
B) To move from place to place, often by walking or using transportation
C) To successfully complete or endure a difficult task or situation
D) To arrive at a place or reach a particular point

Correct Answer: D) To arrive at a place or reach a particular point

180. What does the phrase "get up" mean?

A) To recover from an illness, disappointment, or loss
B) To move from place to place, often by walking or using transportation
C) To rise from a sitting or lying position, especially in the morning
D) To provide something as a gift or for free

Correct Answer: C) To rise from a sitting or lying position, especially in the morning

181. What does the phrase "give away" mean?

A) To recover from an illness, disappointment, or loss
B) To move from place to place, often by walking or using transportation
C) To provide something as a gift or for free
D) To surrender or yield, often after resistance

Correct Answer: C) To provide something as a gift or for free

182. What does the phrase "give in" mean?

A) To recover from an illness, disappointment, or loss
B) To move from place to place, often by walking or using transportation
C) To provide something as a gift or for free
D) To surrender or yield, often after resistance

Correct Answer: D) To surrender or yield, often after resistance</

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183. What does the phrase "give off" mean?

A) To emit or release something, such as light, heat, or odor
B) To distribute or hand out something
C) To choose or select something to complement another thing
D) To reach a size or maturity that fits or matches something

Correct Answer: A) To emit or release something, such as light, heat, or odor

184. What does the phrase "give out" mean?

A) To emit or release something, such as light, heat, or odor
B) To distribute or hand out something
C) To choose or select something to complement another thing
D) To reach a size or maturity that fits or matches something

Correct Answer: B) To distribute or hand out something

185. What does the phrase "go with" mean?

A) To emit or release something, such as light, heat, or odor
B) To distribute or hand out something
C) To choose or select something to complement another thing
D) To reach a size or maturity that fits or matches something

Correct Answer: C) To choose or select something to complement another thing

186. What does the phrase "grow into" mean?

A) To emit or release something, such as light, heat, or odor
B) To distribute or hand out something
C) To reach a size or maturity that fits or matches something
D) To become an adult or mature

Correct Answer: C) To reach a size or maturity that fits or matches something

187. What does the phrase "grow up" mean?

A) To emit or release something, such as light, heat, or odor
B) To distribute or hand out something
C) To reach a size or maturity that fits or matches something
D) To become an adult or mature

Correct Answer: D) To become an adult or mature

188. What does the phrase "hand down" mean?

A) To emit or release something, such as light, heat, or odor
B) To distribute or hand out something
C) To pass something (often a tradition or object) to the next generation
D) To transfer or pass something to someone else

Correct Answer: C) To pass something (often a tradition or object) to the next generation

189. What does the phrase "hand on" mean?

A) To emit or release something, such as light, heat, or odor
B) To distribute or hand out something
C) To pass something (often a tradition or object) to the next generation
D) To transfer or pass something to someone else

Correct Answer: D) To transfer or pass something to someone else

190. What does the phrase "hang on" mean?

A) To emit or release something, such as light, heat, or odor
B) To distribute or hand out something
C) To hold onto something firmly or wait for a moment
D) To invite or welcome someone into your home

Correct Answer: C) To hold onto something firmly or wait for a moment

191. What does the phrase "have in" mean?

A) To emit or release something, such as light, heat, or odor
B) To distribute or hand out something
C) To invite or welcome someone into your home
D) To transfer or pass something to someone else

Correct Answer: C) To invite or welcome someone into your home

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192. What does the phrase "head off" mean?

A) To depart or set off on a journey
B) To listen to someone until they finish speaking
C) To depend or rely on something
D) To flirt or make advances toward someone romantically

Correct Answer: A) To depart or set off on a journey

193. What does the phrase "hear out" mean?

A) To depart or set off on a journey
B) To listen to someone until they finish speaking
C) To depend or rely on something
D) To flirt or make advances toward someone romantically

Correct Answer: B) To listen to someone until they finish speaking

194. What does the phrase "hinge on" mean?

A) To depart or set off on a journey
B) To listen to someone until they finish speaking
C) To depend or rely on something
D) To flirt or make advances toward someone romantically

Correct Answer: C) To depend or rely on something

195. What does the phrase "hit on" mean?

A) To depart or set off on a journey
B) To listen to someone until they finish speaking
C) To depend or rely on something
D) To flirt or make advances toward someone romantically

Correct Answer: D) To flirt or make advances toward someone romantically

196. What does the phrase "hold back" mean?

A) To restrain or keep something from moving or happening
B) To wait or remain in a particular state or position
C) To offer or extend something to someone, often with an outstretched hand
D) To connect or link two or more things together

Correct Answer: A) To restrain or keep something from moving or happening

197. What does the phrase "hold on" mean?

A) To restrain or keep something from moving or happening
B) To wait or remain in a particular state or position
C) To offer or extend something to someone, often with an outstretched hand
D) To connect or link two or more things together

Correct Answer: B) To wait or remain in a particular state or position

198. What does the phrase "hold out" mean?

A) To restrain or keep something from moving or happening
B) To wait or remain in a particular state or position
C) To offer or extend something to someone, often with an outstretched hand
D) To continue or postpone something to a later date or time

Correct Answer: C) To offer or extend something to someone, often with an outstretched hand

199. What does the phrase "hold over" mean?

A) To restrain or keep something from moving or happening
B) To wait or remain in a particular state or position
C) To offer or extend something to someone, often with an outstretched hand
D) To continue or postpone something to a later date or time

Correct Answer: D) To continue or postpone something to a later date or time

200. What does the phrase "hook up" mean?

A) To restrain or keep something from moving or happening
B) To wait or remain in a particular state or position
C) To connect or link two or more things together
D) To provide or extend something to someone, often with an outstretched hand

Correct Answer: C) To connect or link two or more things together

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201. What does the phrase "idle away" mean?

A) To waste time or do nothing productive
B) To eagerly accept or take advantage of an opportunity
C) To quickly criticize or react to someone's mistake or action
D) To prevent or refrain from doing something

Correct Answer: A) To waste time or do nothing productive

202. What does the phrase "invite out" mean?

A) To waste time or do nothing productive
B) To ask someone to go out or spend time together, often for a social event
C) To quickly criticize or react to someone's mistake or action
D) To prevent or refrain from doing something

Correct Answer: B) To ask someone to go out or spend time together, often for a social event

203. What does the phrase "invite over/round" mean?

A) To waste time or do nothing productive
B) To ask someone to go out or spend time together, often for a social event
C) To ask someone to come to your home as a guest
D) To prevent or refrain from doing something

Correct Answer: C) To ask someone to come to your home as a guest

204. What does the phrase "iron out" mean?

A) To resolve or eliminate problems or disagreements
B) To ask someone to go out or spend time together, often for a social event
C) To eagerly accept or take advantage of an opportunity
D) To connect or link two or more things together

Correct Answer: A) To resolve or eliminate problems or disagreements

205. What does the phrase "jump at" mean?

A) To resolve or eliminate problems or disagreements
B) To ask someone to go out or spend time together, often for a social event
C) To eagerly accept or take advantage of an opportunity
D) To prevent or refrain from doing something

Correct Answer: C) To eagerly accept or take advantage of an opportunity

206. What does the phrase "jump on" mean?

A) To resolve or eliminate problems or disagreements
B) To ask someone to go out or spend time together, often for a social event
C) To quickly criticize or react to someone's mistake or action
D) To connect or link two or more things together

Correct Answer: C) To quickly criticize or react to someone's mistake or action

207. What does the phrase "keep from" mean?

A) To resolve or eliminate problems or disagreements
B) To prevent or refrain from doing something
C) To eagerly accept or take advantage of an opportunity
D) To continue or persist with an activity or behavior

Correct Answer: B) To prevent or refrain from doing something

208. What does the phrase "keep on" mean?

A) To maintain the same level or pace as something
B) To prevent or refrain from doing something
C) To eagerly accept or take advantage of an opportunity
D) To continue or persist with an activity or behavior

Correct Answer: D) To continue or persist with an activity or behavior

209. What does the phrase "keep up" mean?

A) To maintain the same level or pace as something
B) To prevent or refrain from doing something
C) To resolve or eliminate problems or disagreements
D) To eagerly accept or take advantage of an opportunity

Correct Answer: A) To maintain the same level or pace as something

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210. What does the phrase "laid up with" mean?

A) To put something down on a surface
B) To be unable to do something due to an illness or injury
C) To terminate someone's employment
D) To arrange or display something systematically

Correct Answer: B) To be unable to do something due to an illness or injury

211. What does the phrase "lay down" mean?

A) To put something down on a surface
B) To disappoint or fail someone's expectations
C) To terminate someone's employment
D) To allow someone to enter a place or area

Correct Answer: A) To put something down on a surface

212. What does the phrase "lay off" mean?

A) To release or allow someone to go without punishment
B) To terminate someone's employment, often due to economic reasons
C) To arrange or display something systematically
D) To diminish or become less intense, often referring to bad weather

Correct Answer: B) To terminate someone's employment, often due to economic reasons

213. What does the phrase "lay out" mean?

A) To release or allow someone to go without punishment
B) To arrange or display something systematically
C) To terminate someone's employment
D) To diminish or become less intense, often referring to bad weather

Correct Answer: B) To arrange or display something systematically

214. What does the phrase "let down" mean?

A) To release or allow someone to go without punishment
B) To disappoint or fail someone's expectations
C) To terminate someone's employment
D) To allow someone to enter a place or area

Correct Answer: B) To disappoint or fail someone's expectations

215. What does the phrase "let into" mean?

A) To release or allow someone to go without punishment
B) To disappoint or fail someone's expectations
C) To allow someone to enter a place or area
D) To terminate someone's employment

Correct Answer: C) To allow someone to enter a place or area

216. What does the phrase "let off" mean?

A) To allow someone to enter a place or area
B) To release or allow someone to go without punishment
C) To disappoint or fail someone's expectations
D) To terminate someone's employment

Correct Answer: B) To release or allow someone to go without punishment

217. What does the phrase "let up" mean?

A) To allow someone to enter a place or area
B) To release or allow someone to go without punishment
C) To diminish or become less intense, often referring to bad weather
D) To arrange or display something systematically

Correct Answer: C) To diminish or become less intense, often referring to bad weather

218. What does the phrase "live on" mean?

A) To survive or sustain oneself with a particular source, often food or income
B) To disappoint or fail someone's expectations
C) To allow someone to enter a place or area
D) To release or allow someone to go without punishment

Correct Answer: A) To survive or sustain oneself with a particular source, often food or income

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219. What does the phrase "look after" mean?

A) To take care of or be responsible for someone or something
B) To have a negative or condescending attitude toward someone
C) To investigate or examine something closely
D) To be vigilant and watchful for potential dangers

Correct Answer: A) To take care of or be responsible for someone or something

220. What does the phrase "look down upon" mean?

A) To take care of or be responsible for someone or something
B) To have a negative or condescending attitude toward someone
C) To investigate or examine something closely
D) To be vigilant and watchful for potential dangers

Correct Answer: B) To have a negative or condescending attitude toward someone

221. What does the phrase "look into" mean?

A) To take care of or be responsible for someone or something
B) To have a negative or condescending attitude toward someone
C) To investigate or examine something closely
D) To be vigilant and watchful for potential dangers

Correct Answer: C) To investigate or examine something closely

222. What does the phrase "look out" mean?

A) To take care of or be responsible for someone or something
B) To have a negative or condescending attitude toward someone
C) To investigate or examine something closely
D) To be vigilant and watchful for potential dangers

Correct Answer: D) To be vigilant and watchful for potential dangers

223. What does the phrase "look over" mean?

A) To take care of or be responsible for someone or something
B) To have a negative or condescending attitude toward someone
C) To investigate or examine something closely
D) To examine or review something carefully

Correct Answer: D) To examine or review something carefully

224. What does the phrase "look to" mean?

A) To take care of or be responsible for someone or something
B) To have a negative or condescending attitude toward someone
C) To investigate or examine something closely
D) To rely on or expect help or support from someone

Correct Answer: D) To rely on or expect help or support from someone

225. What does the phrase "look up to" mean?

A) To take care of or be responsible for someone or something
B) To have a negative or condescending attitude toward someone
C) To investigate or examine something closely
D) To admire or respect someone

Correct Answer: D) To admire or respect someone

226. What does the phrase "make out" mean?

A) To discern or understand something, often with difficulty
B) To renovate or transform the appearance of something or someone
C) To take care of or be responsible for someone or something
D) To investigate or examine something closely

Correct Answer: A) To discern or understand something, often with difficulty

227. What does the phrase "make over" mean?

A) To discern or understand something, often with difficulty
B) To renovate or transform the appearance of something or someone
C) To take care of or be responsible for someone or something
D) To investigate or examine something closely

Correct Answer: B) To renovate or transform the appearance of something or someone

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228. What does the phrase "make up" mean?

A) To invent or create a story, excuse, or explanation
B) To compensate or make amends for a mistake or loss
C) To reduce the price of something
D) To have no interest or concern for someone or something

Correct Answer: A) To invent or create a story, excuse, or explanation

229. What does the phrase "make up for" mean?

A) To invent or create a story, excuse, or explanation
B) To compensate or make amends for a mistake or loss
C) To reduce the price of something
D) To have no interest or concern for someone or something

Correct Answer: B) To compensate or make amends for a mistake or loss

230. What does the phrase "mark down" mean?

A) To invent or create a story, excuse, or explanation
B) To compensate or make amends for a mistake or loss
C) To reduce the price of something
D) To have no interest or concern for someone or something

Correct Answer: C) To reduce the price of something

231. What does the phrase "not care about somebody/something" mean?

A) To invent or create a story, excuse, or explanation
B) To compensate or make amends for a mistake or loss
C) To reduce the price of something
D) To have no interest or concern for someone or something

Correct Answer: D) To have no interest or concern for someone or something

232. What does the phrase "pass away" mean?

A) To die
B) To be accepted or mistaken as something else
C) To successfully present something as genuine or real, often when it's not
D) To lose consciousness or faint

Correct Answer: A) To die

233. What does the phrase "pass for" mean?

A) To die
B) To be accepted or mistaken as something else
C) To successfully present something as genuine or real, often when it's not
D) To lose consciousness or faint

Correct Answer: B) To be accepted or mistaken as something else

234. What does the phrase "pass off" mean?

A) To die
B) To be accepted or mistaken as something else
C) To successfully present something as genuine or real, often when it's not
D) To lose consciousness or faint

Correct Answer: C) To successfully present something as genuine or real, often when it's not

235. What does the phrase "pass out" mean?

A) To die
B) To be accepted or mistaken as something else
C) To successfully present something as genuine or real, often when it's not
D) To lose consciousness or faint

Correct Answer: D) To lose consciousness or faint

236. What does the phrase "pull for" mean?

A) To support or cheer for someone or something
B) To invite or welcome someone into your home
C) To terminate someone's employment, often due to economic reasons
D) To reduce the price of something

Correct Answer: A) To support or cheer for someone or something

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238. What does the phrase "pull off" mean?

A) To successfully achieve something difficult or impressive
B) To recover from a serious illness or difficult situation
C) To place something on a surface
D) To postpone or delay something to a later time

Correct Answer: A) To successfully achieve something difficult or impressive

239. What does the phrase "pull through" mean?

A) To successfully achieve something difficult or impressive
B) To recover from a serious illness or difficult situation
C) To place something on a surface
D) To postpone or delay something to a later time

Correct Answer: B) To recover from a serious illness or difficult situation

240. What does the phrase "put down" mean?

A) To successfully achieve something difficult or impressive
B) To recover from a serious illness or difficult situation
C) To place something on a surface
D) To extinguish or quench a fire or flames

Correct Answer: C) To place something on a surface

241. What does the phrase "put off" mean?

A) To successfully achieve something difficult or impressive
B) To recover from a serious illness or difficult situation
C) To postpone or delay something to a later time
D) To wear clothing or accessories

Correct Answer: C) To postpone or delay something to a later time

242. What does the phrase "put on" mean?

A) To successfully achieve something difficult or impressive
B) To recover from a serious illness or difficult situation
C) To postpone or delay something to a later time
D) To wear clothing or accessories

Correct Answer: D) To wear clothing or accessories

243. What does the phrase "put out" mean?

A) To successfully achieve something difficult or impressive
B) To recover from a serious illness or difficult situation
C) To postpone or delay something to a later time
D) To extinguish or quench a fire or flames

Correct Answer: D) To extinguish or quench a fire or flames

244. What does the phrase "put up with" mean?

A) To gather or collect people or things
B) To criticize or speak negatively about someone or something
C) To tolerate or endure something unpleasant or annoying
D) To support or cheer for someone or something

Correct Answer: C) To tolerate or endure something unpleasant or annoying

245. What does the phrase "round up" mean?

A) To support or cheer for someone or something
B) To gather or collect people or things
C) To criticize or speak negatively about someone or something
D) To extinguish or quench a fire or flames

Correct Answer: B) To gather or collect people or things

246. What does the phrase "run down" mean?

A) To support or cheer for someone or something
B) To gather or collect people or things
C) To criticize or speak negatively about someone or something
D) To extinguish or quench a fire or flames

Correct Answer: C) To criticize or speak negatively about someone or something

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247. What does the phrase "run into" mean?

A) To encounter or meet someone unexpectedly
B) To rehearse or practice something quickly
C) To accumulate or incur a debt or expenses
D) To take action or inquire about a situation or request

Correct Answer: A) To encounter or meet someone unexpectedly

248. What does the phrase "run through" mean?

A) To encounter or meet someone unexpectedly
B) To rehearse or practice something quickly
C) To accumulate or incur a debt or expenses
D) To take action or inquire about a situation or request

Correct Answer: B) To rehearse or practice something quickly

249. What does the phrase "run up" mean?

A) To encounter or meet someone unexpectedly
B) To rehearse or practice something quickly
C) To accumulate or incur a debt or expenses
D) To take action or inquire about a situation or request

Correct Answer: C) To accumulate or incur a debt or expenses

250. What does the phrase "see about" mean?

A) To encounter or meet someone unexpectedly
B) To rehearse or practice something quickly
C) To accumulate or incur a debt or expenses
D) To take action or inquire about a situation or request

Correct Answer: D) To take action or inquire about a situation or request

251. What does the phrase "see off" mean?

A) To encounter or meet someone unexpectedly
B) To rehearse or practice something quickly
C) To accompany someone to the point of departure
D) To continue with something until it is completed or to understand the truth about someone

Correct Answer: C) To accompany someone to the point of departure

252. What does the phrase "see through" mean?

A) To encounter or meet someone unexpectedly
B) To rehearse or practice something quickly
C) To accompany someone to the point of departure
D) To continue with something until it is completed or to understand the truth about someone

Correct Answer: D) To continue with something until it is completed or to understand the truth about someone

253. What does the phrase "see to" mean?

A) To encounter or meet someone unexpectedly
B) To rehearse or practice something quickly
C) To attend to or take care of something
D) To continue with something until it is completed or to understand the truth about someone

Correct Answer: C) To attend to or take care of something

254. What does the phrase "set about" mean?

A) To begin a task or project
B) To reserve or allocate something for a specific purpose
C) To gather or collect people or things
D) To support or cheer for someone or something

Correct Answer: A) To begin a task or project

255. What does the phrase "set aside" mean?

A) To begin a task or project
B) To reserve or allocate something for a specific purpose
C) To gather or collect people or things
D) To support or cheer for someone or something

Correct Answer: B) To reserve or allocate something for a specific purpose

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256. What does the phrase "set back" mean?

A) To delay the progress of something
B) To establish or arrange something, often a system or organization
C) To display one's abilities, possessions, or achievements in a boastful manner
D) To appear or arrive, often unexpectedly or without prior notice

Correct Answer: A) To delay the progress of something

257. What does the phrase "set up" mean?

A) To delay the progress of something
B) To establish or arrange something, often a system or organization
C) To display one's abilities, possessions, or achievements in a boastful manner
D) To appear or arrive, often unexpectedly or without prior notice

Correct Answer: B) To establish or arrange something, often a system or organization

258. What does the phrase "show off" mean?

A) To delay the progress of something
B) To establish or arrange something, often a system or organization
C) To display one's abilities, possessions, or achievements in a boastful manner
D) To appear or arrive, often unexpectedly or without prior notice

Correct Answer: C) To display one's abilities, possessions, or achievements in a boastful manner

259. What does the phrase "show up" mean?

A) To delay the progress of something
B) To establish or arrange something, often a system or organization
C) To display one's abilities, possessions, or achievements in a boastful manner
D) To appear or arrive, often unexpectedly or without prior notice

Correct Answer: D) To appear or arrive, often unexpectedly or without prior notice

260. What does the phrase "show somebody up" mean?

A) To delay the progress of something
B) To establish or arrange something, often a system or organization
C) To display one's abilities, possessions, or achievements in a boastful manner
D) To embarrass or make someone look bad in front of others

Correct Answer: D) To embarrass or make someone look bad in front of others

261. What does the phrase "shut down" mean?

A) To close or stop the operation of a business, machine, or system
B) To confine or keep someone indoors
C) To turn off or stop the flow of something, like water or electricity
D) To prevent someone from entering or being involved

Correct Answer: A) To close or stop the operation of a business, machine, or system

262. What does the phrase "shut in" mean?

A) To close or stop the operation of a business, machine, or system
B) To confine or keep someone indoors
C) To turn off or stop the flow of something, like water or electricity
D) To prevent someone from entering or being involved

Correct Answer: B) To confine or keep someone indoors

263. What does the phrase "shut off" mean?

A) To close or stop the operation of a business, machine, or system
B) To confine or keep someone indoors
C) To turn off or stop the flow of something, like water or electricity
D) To prevent someone from entering or being involved

Correct Answer: C) To turn off or stop the flow of something, like water or electricity

264. What does the phrase "shut out" mean?

A) To close or stop the operation of a business, machine, or system
B) To confine or keep someone indoors
C) To turn off or stop the flow of something, like water or electricity
D) To prevent someone from entering or being involved

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265. What does the phrase "shut up" mean?

A) To stop talking or become quiet
B) To express one's opinions or beliefs openly and honestly
C) To talk louder or more clearly
D) To explain or make something clear in detail

Correct Answer: A) To stop talking or become quiet

266. What does the phrase "speak out" mean?

A) To stop talking or become quiet
B) To express one's opinions or beliefs openly and honestly
C) To talk louder or more clearly
D) To explain or make something clear in detail

Correct Answer: B) To express one's opinions or beliefs openly and honestly

267. What does the phrase "speak up" mean?

A) To stop talking or become quiet
B) To express one's opinions or beliefs openly and honestly
C) To talk louder or more clearly
D) To explain or make something clear in detail

Correct Answer: C) To talk louder or more clearly

268. What does the phrase "spell out" mean?

A) To stop talking or become quiet
B) To express one's opinions or beliefs openly and honestly
C) To talk louder or more clearly
D) To explain or make something clear in detail

Correct Answer: D) To explain or make something clear in detail

269. What does the phrase "stand by" mean?

A) To offer support or be ready to assist someone
B) To represent or symbolize something
C) To be distinctive or easily noticeable
D) To rise from a sitting or lying position

Correct Answer: A) To offer support or be ready to assist someone

270. What does the phrase "stand for" mean?

A) To offer support or be ready to assist someone
B) To represent or symbolize something
C) To be distinctive or easily noticeable
D) To rise from a sitting or lying position

Correct Answer: B) To represent or symbolize something

271. What does the phrase "stand out" mean?

A) To offer support or be ready to assist someone
B) To represent or symbolize something
C) To be distinctive or easily noticeable
D) To rise from a sitting or lying position

Correct Answer: C) To be distinctive or easily noticeable

272. What does the phrase "stand up" mean?

A) To offer support or be ready to assist someone
B) To represent or symbolize something
C) To be distinctive or easily noticeable
D) To rise from a sitting or lying position

Correct Answer: D) To rise from a sitting or lying position

273. What does the phrase "stand up for" mean?

A) To defend or support a person or principle
B) To represent or symbolize something
C) To be distinctive or easily noticeable
D) To rise from a sitting or lying position

Correct Answer: A) To defend or support a person or principle

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274. What does the phrase "stay in" mean?

A) To remain at home or indoors
B) To remain away from home or stay outdoors late
C) To spend the night as a guest at someone's house
D) To resign or voluntarily leave a position or job

Correct Answer: A) To remain at home or indoors

275. What does the phrase "stay out" mean?

A) To remain at home or indoors
B) To remain away from home or stay outdoors late
C) To spend the night as a guest at someone's house
D) To resign or voluntarily leave a position or job

Correct Answer: B) To remain away from home or stay outdoors late

276. What does the phrase "stay over" mean?

A) To remain at home or indoors
B) To remain away from home or stay outdoors late
C) To spend the night as a guest at someone's house
D) To resign or voluntarily leave a position or job

Correct Answer: C) To spend the night as a guest at someone's house

277. What does the phrase "step down" mean?

A) To remain at home or indoors
B) To remain away from home or stay outdoors late
C) To spend the night as a guest at someone's house
D) To resign or voluntarily leave a position or job

Correct Answer: D) To resign or voluntarily leave a position or job

278. What does the phrase "step in" mean?

A) To remain at home or indoors
B) To remain away from home or stay outdoors late
C) To intervene or get involved in a situation or conversation
D) To retract or withdraw something that was said or done

Correct Answer: C) To intervene or get involved in a situation or conversation

279. What does the phrase "step out" mean?

A) To remain at home or indoors
B) To remain away from home or stay outdoors late
C) To spend the night as a guest at someone's house
D) To leave one's current location or go outside briefly

Correct Answer: D) To leave one's current location or go outside briefly

280. What does the phrase "take after" mean?

A) To resemble or have similar traits to a family member
B) To retract or withdraw something that was said or done
C) To dismantle or remove something that is hanging or assembled
D) To compensate or make amends for a mistake or loss

Correct Answer: A) To resemble or have similar traits to a family member

281. What does the phrase "take back" mean?

A) To resemble or have similar traits to a family member
B) To retract or withdraw something that was said or done
C) To dismantle or remove something that is hanging or assembled
D) To compensate or make amends for a mistake or loss

Correct Answer: B) To retract or withdraw something that was said or done

282. What does the phrase "take down" mean?

A) To resemble or have similar traits to a family member
B) To retract or withdraw something that was said or done
C) To dismantle or remove something that is hanging or assembled
D) To compensate or make amends for a mistake or loss

Correct Answer: C) To dismantle or remove something that is hanging or assembled

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283. What does the phrase "take in" mean?

A) To remove clothing or depart on a flight
B) To understand or absorb information or details
C) To accept or undertake a task, challenge, or responsibility
D) To assume control or responsibility for something

Correct Answer: B) To understand or absorb information or details

284. What does the phrase "take off" mean?

A) To remove clothing or depart on a flight
B) To understand or absorb information or details
C) To accept or undertake a task, challenge, or responsibility
D) To assume control or responsibility for something

Correct Answer: A) To remove clothing or depart on a flight

285. What does the phrase "take on" mean?

A) To remove clothing or depart on a flight
B) To understand or absorb information or details
C) To accept or undertake a task, challenge, or responsibility
D) To assume control or responsibility for something

Correct Answer: C) To accept or undertake a task, challenge, or responsibility

286. What does the phrase "take over" mean?

A) To remove clothing or depart on a flight
B) To understand or absorb information or details
C) To accept or undertake a task, challenge, or responsibility
D) To assume control or responsibility for something

Correct Answer: D) To assume control or responsibility for something

287. What does the phrase "take up" mean?

A) To remove clothing or depart on a flight
B) To understand or absorb information or details
C) To start a new hobby, activity, or occupation
D) To assume control or responsibility for something

Correct Answer: C) To start a new hobby, activity, or occupation

288. What does the phrase "talk down to" mean?

A) To speak condescendingly or patronizingly to someone
B) To discuss something thoroughly before making a decision
C) To rip or shred something into smaller pieces
D) To plan for the future and consider potential consequences

Correct Answer: A) To speak condescendingly or patronizingly to someone

289. What does the phrase "talk over" mean?

A) To speak condescendingly or patronizingly to someone
B) To discuss something thoroughly before making a decision
C) To rip or shred something into smaller pieces
D) To plan for the future and consider potential consequences

Correct Answer: B) To discuss something thoroughly before making a decision

290. What does the phrase "tear up" mean?

A) To speak condescendingly or patronizingly to someone
B) To discuss something thoroughly before making a decision
C) To rip or shred something into smaller pieces
D) To plan for the future and consider potential consequences

Correct Answer: C) To rip or shred something into smaller pieces

291. What does the phrase "think ahead" mean?

A) To speak condescendingly or patronizingly to someone
B) To discuss something thoroughly before making a decision
C) To rip or shred something into smaller pieces
D) To plan for the future and consider potential consequences

Correct Answer: D) To plan for the future and consider potential consequences

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292. What does the phrase "think over" mean?

A) To discard or dispose of something as waste
B) To carefully consider or reflect on something
C) To remove or discard something quickly
D) To vomit or expel the contents of the stomach

Correct Answer: B) To carefully consider or reflect on something

293. What does the phrase "throw away" mean?

A) To discard or dispose of something as waste
B) To remove or discard something quickly
C) To secure something firmly in place
D) To vomit or expel the contents of the stomach

Correct Answer: A) To discard or dispose of something as waste

294. What does the phrase "throw off" mean?

A) To discard or dispose of something as waste
B) To carefully consider or reflect on something
C) To remove or discard something quickly
D) To vomit or expel the contents of the stomach

Correct Answer: C) To remove or discard something quickly

295. What does the phrase "throw up" mean?

A) To discard or dispose of something as waste
B) To carefully consider or reflect on something
C) To remove or discard something quickly
D) To vomit or expel the contents of the stomach

Correct Answer: D) To vomit or expel the contents of the stomach

296. What does the phrase "tie down" mean?

A) To discard or dispose of something as waste
B) To carefully consider or reflect on something
C) To secure something firmly in place using ropes, straps, or similar means
D) To vomit or expel the contents of the stomach

Correct Answer: C) To secure something firmly in place using ropes, straps, or similar means

297. What does the phrase "tie up" mean?

A) To discard or dispose of something as waste
B) To keep occupied or busy
C) To secure something firmly in place using ropes, straps, or similar means
D) To submit or hand in something, such as homework or a report

Correct Answer: B) To keep occupied or busy

298. What does the phrase "touch on" mean?

A) To decline or reject an offer, request, or opportunity
B) To briefly mention or discuss a topic without going into detail
C) To submit or hand in something, such as homework or a report
D) To plan for the future and consider potential consequences

Correct Answer: B) To briefly mention or discuss a topic without going into detail

299. What does the phrase "turn down" mean?

A) To decline or reject an offer, request, or opportunity
B) To submit or hand in something, such as homework or a report
C) To plan for the future and consider potential consequences
D) To retrace or withdraw something that was said or done

Correct Answer: A) To decline or reject an offer, request, or opportunity

300. What does the phrase "turn in" mean?

A) To decline or reject an offer, request, or opportunity
B) To submit or hand in something, such as homework or a report
C) To plan for the future and consider potential consequences
D) To retrace or withdraw something that was said or done

Correct Answer: B) To submit or hand in something, such as homework or a report

Complete 300+ important phrasal verbs quizz (34) - 2024

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301. What does the phrase "turn into" mean?

A) To switch off or stop the operation of a device
B) To transform or change into something else
C) To clean one's hands and face
D) To arrive or appear, often unexpectedly

Correct Answer: B) To transform or change into something else

302. What does the phrase "turn off" mean?

A) To switch on or start the operation of a device
B) To transform or change into something else
C) To switch off or stop the operation of a device or appliance
D) To arrive or appear, often unexpectedly

Correct Answer: C) To switch off or stop the operation of a device or appliance

303. What does the phrase "turn on" mean?

A) To switch off or stop the operation of a device or appliance
B) To transform or change into something else
C) To switch on or start the operation of a device or appliance
D) To arrive or appear, often unexpectedly

Correct Answer: C) To switch on or start the operation of a device or appliance

304. What does the phrase "turn out" mean?

A) To switch on or start the operation of a device or appliance
B) To transform or change into something else
C) To produce or result in a particular outcome or quantity
D) To arrive or appear, often unexpectedly

Correct Answer: C) To produce or result in a particular outcome or quantity

305. What does the phrase "turn up" mean?

A) To switch off or stop the operation of a device or appliance
B) To transform or change into something else
C) To produce or result in a particular outcome or quantity
D) To arrive or appear, often unexpectedly

Correct Answer: D) To arrive or appear, often unexpectedly

306. What does the phrase "wake up" mean?

A) To clean one's hands and face, especially before eating
B) To transform or change into something else
C) To stop sleeping and become conscious
D) To arrive or appear, often unexpectedly

Correct Answer: C) To stop sleeping and become conscious

307. What does the phrase "wash up" mean?

A) To clean one's hands and face, especially before eating
B) To transform or change into something else
C) To stop sleeping and become conscious
D) To arrive or appear, often unexpectedly

Correct Answer: A) To clean one's hands and face, especially before eating

308. What does the phrase "watch out" mean?

A) To be careful or vigilant to avoid danger
B) To transform or change into something else
C) To switch off or stop the operation of a device or appliance
D) To switch on or start the operation of a device or appliance

Correct Answer: A) To be careful or vigilant to avoid danger

309. What does the phrase "weigh down" mean?

A) To burden or make someone feel heavy or anxious
B) To transform or change into something else
C) To switch off or stop the operation of a device or appliance
D) To switch on or start the operation of a device or appliance

Correct Answer: A) To burden or make someone feel heavy or anxious

Complete 300+ important phrasal verbs quizz (35) - 2024

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310. What does the phrase "wipe off" mean?

A) To clean or remove something from a surface by wiping it
B) To completely destroy or eliminate something
C) To exercise or engage in physical activity
D) To solve or find a solution to a problem

Correct Answer: A) To clean or remove something from a surface by wiping it

311. What does the phrase "wipe out" mean?

A) To clean or remove something from a surface by wiping it
B) To completely destroy or eliminate something
C) To exercise or engage in physical activity
D) To solve or find a solution to a problem

Correct Answer: B) To completely destroy or eliminate something

312. What does the phrase "work out" mean when referring to physical activity?

A) To clean or remove something from a surface by wiping it
B) To completely destroy or eliminate something
C) To exercise or engage in physical activity
D) To solve or find a solution to a problem

Correct Answer: C) To exercise or engage in physical activity

313. What does the phrase "work out" mean when referring to solving a problem?

A) To clean or remove something from a surface by wiping it
B) To completely destroy or eliminate something
C) To exercise or engage in physical activity
D) To solve or find a solution to a problem

Correct Answer: D) To solve or find a solution to a problem

314. What does the phrase "wrap up" mean?

A) To clean or remove something from a surface by wiping it
B) To completely destroy or eliminate something
C) To finish or complete something, often a task or project
D) To solve or find a solution to a problem

Correct Answer: C) To finish or complete something, often a task or project

315. What does the phrase "write down" mean?

A) To clean or remove something from a surface by wiping it
B) To completely destroy or eliminate something
C) To record or jot down information in writing
D) To solve or find a solution to a problem

Correct Answer: C) To record or jot down information in writing

316. What does the phrase "write up" mean?

A) To clean or remove something from a surface by wiping it
B) To completely destroy or eliminate something
C) To record or jot down information in writing
D) To write a detailed report or description of something

Correct Answer: D) To write a detailed report or description of something

317. What does the phrase "zoom in" mean?

A) To clean or remove something from a surface by wiping it
B) To completely destroy or eliminate something
C) To magnify or focus on a specific part of an image or scene
D) To write a detailed report or description of something

Correct Answer: C) To magnify or focus on a specific part of an image or scene

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