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Phrasal Verbs Quiz: Mixed 10
Try this fun quiz to check your understanding of English phrasal verbs. To learn more about an individual phrasal verb, click on the "more about this phrasal verb" link.
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1. break into
After breaking into their new home, he
- stole their computer
- helped them design the kitchen
- thanked them for inviting him
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2. chase up
We need to chase up those name cards we ordered from the printers because they haven't been
- written yet
- delivered yet
- checked yet
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3. dawn on
Kelly was angry and upset after it dawned on her that
- her boyfriend was cheating on her
- the sun was coming up
- her family loved her
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4. grow out of
The clothes that Sarah has grown out of are
- too big for her now
- too small for her now
- too old for her now
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5. jot down
If you want to jot something down, you'll need
- a hammer and some nails
- a pen and some paper
- a brush and some paint
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6. leave out
We couldn't include all our players in the Olympic squad, and the ones who were left out were
- very pleased
- really disappointed
- luckier than the others
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7. overcome with
Paula was supposed to give a speech at her sister's graduation ceremony, but she said she couldn't do it because she was overcome with
8. pay up
After the fire, it took the insurance company a long time to pay up the money
- I owed them
- they owed me
- they made us
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9. save up
Tim's saving up for a new computer, so he
- doesn't keep much money
- doesn't spend much money
- doesn't earn much money
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10. sum up
Public speakers sum up what they've said
- at the end of their talk
- at the start of their talk
- in the middle of their talk
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