Phrasal Verbs Vocabulary Quiz

Questions and Answers

transfer (correct)

abandon

destroy

ignore

increase

reduce (correct)

eliminate

disregard

accumulate

exhaust (correct)

discover

reserve

explore Signup and view all the answers

supervise Signup and view all the answers

to inherit something from an ancestor Signup and view all the answers

to reduce an amount Signup and view all the answers

to have a lot of something Signup and view all the answers

to observe your surroundings Signup and view all the answers

to learn or discover something Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Exercise Type: Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate synonyms of underlined words.
Focus: Enhance understanding of phrasal verbs and their meanings through context.

Pass Down: To transfer knowledge, traditions, or possessions to the next generation.
Cut Down On: To reduce the amount or frequency of something, often related to habits or expenditures.
Run Out Of: To deplete a supply of something, indicating that it's no longer available.
Look Around: To explore or observe the surroundings in a casual manner.
Come Back: To return to a previous location; implies a sense of returning after an absence.
Find Out: To learn or discover information that was previously unknown.
Take Care Of: To be responsible for someone or something, ensuring their well-being or managing tasks related to them.

Contextual Understanding: Provides learners with scenarios to consider the nuances of each word.
Engagement: Encourages active participation by having students think critically about synonyms.
Assessment: Tests comprehension of vocabulary through recognition of similar meanings in different contexts.

Exercise Type: Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate synonyms of underlined words.
Focus: Enhance understanding of phrasal verbs and their meanings through context.

Pass Down: To transfer knowledge, traditions, or possessions to the next generation.
Cut Down On: To reduce the amount or frequency of something, often related to habits or expenditures.
Run Out Of: To deplete a supply of something, indicating that it's no longer available.
Look Around: To explore or observe the surroundings in a casual manner.
Come Back: To return to a previous location; implies a sense of returning after an absence.
Find Out: To learn or discover information that was previously unknown.
Take Care Of: To be responsible for someone or something, ensuring their well-being or managing tasks related to them.

Contextual Understanding: Provides learners with scenarios to consider the nuances of each word.
Engagement: Encourages active participation by having students think critically about synonyms.
Assessment: Tests comprehension of vocabulary through recognition of similar meanings in different contexts.