Phrasal Verbs Quiz

In the sentence “Can you look after the baby for an hour?” what does “look after” mean?

In the sentence “I ran into my old teacher at the mall,” what does “ran into” mean?

In the sentence “He made up an excuse for being late,” what does “made up” mean?

In the sentence “Please pass on this message to the director,” what does “pass on” mean?

In the sentence “I usually wake up at six,” what does “wake up” mean?

In the sentence “Please speak up; we can’t hear you,” what does “speak up” mean?

In the sentence “The repairs added up to more than we expected,” what does “added up to” mean?

In the sentence “We got back from Lahore late at night,” what does “got back” mean?

In the sentence “The old boiler blew up during the storm,” what does “blew up” mean?

In the sentence “Hang on while I find the file,” what does “hang on” mean?

In the sentence “Please put away your books after class,” what does “put away” mean?

In the sentence “I’m looking for my glasses,” what does “looking for” mean?

In the sentence “The toy came apart after one day,” what does “came apart” mean?

In the sentence “Do up your jacket before you go outside,” what does “do up” mean?

In the sentence “The teacher called on Rehan to answer the question,” what does “called on” mean?

In the sentence “The company cut off our internet after non-payment,” what does “cut off” mean?

In the sentence “Put on your coat before leaving,” what does “put on” mean?

In the sentence “We need to sort out the billing problem,” what does “sort out” mean?

In the sentence “Don’t throw away those documents,” what does “throw away” mean?

In the sentence “His smile gave away his excitement,” what does “gave away” mean?