Phrasal Verbs Test 6 (C1-C2) 7ESL Courses

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Question 1 of 21

1. Question
PHRASAL VERBS WITH TO

For the questions below, please choose the best option (A, B, C or D).

1. What does the phrasal verb “resort to” mean?
- A. do something that makes people stop respecting you
- B. believe or say that a situation or event is caused by something
- C. do or use something especially because no other choices are possible
- D. deal with or take responsibility for someone or something
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Question 2 of 21

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2. What does the phrasal verb “accede to” mean?
- A. be suitable for something
- B. continue to behave according to a particular rule or belief
- C. agree to do what people have asked you to do
- D. add up to something, to make something as a total
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Question 3 of 21

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3. What does the phrasal verb “see to something” mean?
- A. deal with or take responsibility for someone or something
- B. find something to be visually transparent
- C. do something until it is finished
- D. not be deceived by something that is false or misleading
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Question 4 of 21

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4. What does the phrasal verb “descend to” mean?
- A. make something seem less good
- B. start doing something different from what is expected or agreed
- C. do something that makes people stop respecting you
- D. avoid doing or stop yourself from doing something
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Question 5 of 21

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5. What does the phrasal verb “attribute something to” mean?
- A. get used to something shameful
- B. believe or say that a situation or event is caused by something
- C. think about something that happened in the past
- D. make a mistake; do something incorrectly
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Question 6 of 21

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6. What does the phrasal verb “occur to somebody” mean?
- A. spend a lot of time doing things for another person or group of people
- B. (of an idea or a thought) to come into your mind
- C. steal and get away with it
- D. return something to its original place
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Question 7 of 21

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7. What does the phrasal verb “resign yourself to” mean?
- A. perform an action without attracting attention
- B. maneuver a vehicle from the side of a road onto the lane
- C. come to a stop, and turn off the road
- D. make yourself accept something that is bad but cannot be changed
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Question 8 of 21

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8. What does the phrasal verb “amount to something” mean?
- A. separate and reserve something for a specific purpose
- B. add up to something, to make something as a total
- C. explain something, or give exact details, usually in writing
- D. have obvious meaning; to require no explanation
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Question 9 of 21

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9. What does the phrasal verb “lend itself to” mean?
- A. make someone leave a place and go somewhere else
- B. deal with, resolve a problem, often emotional
- C. be suitable for something
- D. carry an object to land
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Question 10 of 21

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10. What does the phrasal verb “adhere to something” mean?
- A. continue to behave according to a particular rule or belief
- B. regain possession of something
- C. remove something from a hanging position
- D. separate something into its parts
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Question 11 of 21

11. Question
PHRASAL VERBS: MIXED

Complete each of the sentences with a phrasal verb from the box, making sure that it fits grammatically into the sentence.
- 1. Adam didn’t expect his wife to while he was away on business.
  
  2. The landlord came in to tell us there was a private detective yesterday.
  
  3. He was charged with two counts of second-degree murder and two counts of unlawful a body.
  
  4. Despite growing demand, COVID-19 tests are hard to on the South Shore.
  
  5. I’m thrilled to announce that the advisory committee has finally a decision.
  
  6. She doesn’t realise that the children will only make them soft.
  
  7. ‘Do you mind if I ask you something, Greg?’
  
  ‘OK then, .’
  
  8. Musical talents began to when Stephen Miller was twelve years old.
  
  9. She should spend more time studying and less time boys.
  
  10. Digging in the garden, she a piece of broken pottery that looked as if it might be Roman.
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Question 12 of 21

12. Question
For the questions below, please choose the best option (A, B, C or D).

1. What does the phrasal verb “stand for” mean?
- A. be an abbreviation or symbol of something
- B. manage to live on the money you have, but with difficulty
- C. deal with or read sth that is boring and takes a lot of time
- D. avoid talking about something unpleasant
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Question 13 of 21

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2. What does the phrasal verb “scrape by” mean?
- A. refer to a supposed cause, source, or author
- B. gradually reduce the size or importance of something
- C. manage to live on the money you have, but with difficulty
- D. be formed from the people or things mentioned
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Question 14 of 21

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3. What does the phrasal verb “play with” mean?
- A. work with in a non-serious manner
- B. take part in a charade, deception, or practical joke
- C. try doing something in different ways to decide what works best
- D. pretend to be a different person while playing a game
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Question 15 of 21

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4. What does the phrasal verb “ascribe something to somebody” mean?
- A. avoid talking about something unpleasant
- B. laugh without being able to stop
- C. deal with or read sth that is boring and takes a lot of time
- D. refer to a supposed cause, source, or author
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Question 16 of 21

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5. What does the phrasal verb “tag along” mean?
- A. go somewhere with someone else although you are not needed
- B. be formed from the people or things mentioned
- C. gradually reduce the size or importance of something
- D. deal with or read sth that is boring and takes a lot of time
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Question 17 of 21

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6. What does the phrasal verb “fall about” mean?
- A. be progressively below average in performance
- B. laugh without being able to stop
- C. be emotionally in crisis
- D. cease to support a person or cause
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Question 18 of 21

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7. What does the phrasal verb “gloss over something” mean?
- A. gradually reduce the size or importance of something
- B. avoid talking about something unpleasant
- C. deal with or read something that is boring and takes a lot of time
- D. be formed from the people or things mentioned
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Question 19 of 21

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8. What does the phrasal verb “consist of” mean?
- A. extinguish something, especially a flame
- B. move or spread from person to person
- C. come to an end
- D. be formed from the people or things mentioned
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Question 20 of 21

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9. What does the phrasal verb “whittle away at” mean?
- A. gradually reduce the size or importance of something
- B. develop a strong interest in, especially in a sudden manner
- C. easily overcome or go around a safeguard or limit
- D. deal with or read something that is boring and takes a lot of time
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Question 21 of 21

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10. What does the phrasal verb “wade through” mean?
- A. find something to be visually transparent
- B. improve upon and/or take in a new direction
- C. deal with or read something that is boring and takes a lot of time
- D. consider the future, to anticipate future events
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Phrasal Verbs (C1-C2)

Phrasal Verbs Test 6 (C1-C2)

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1. Question

PHRASAL VERBS WITH TO

For the questions below, please choose the best option (A, B, C or D).

1. What does the phrasal verb “resort to” mean?

2. Question

2. What does the phrasal verb “accede to” mean?

3. Question

3. What does the phrasal verb “see to something” mean?

4. Question

4. What does the phrasal verb “descend to” mean?

5. Question

5. What does the phrasal verb “attribute something to” mean?

6. Question

6. What does the phrasal verb “occur to somebody” mean?

7. Question

7. What does the phrasal verb “resign yourself to” mean?

8. Question

8. What does the phrasal verb “amount to something” mean?

9. Question

9. What does the phrasal verb “lend itself to” mean?

10. Question

10. What does the phrasal verb “adhere to something” mean?

11. Question

PHRASAL VERBS: MIXED

Complete each of the sentences with a phrasal verb from the box, making sure that it fits grammatically into the sentence.

1. Adam didn’t expect his wife to while he was away on business.

2. The landlord came in to tell us there was a private detective yesterday.

3. He was charged with two counts of second-degree murder and two counts of unlawful a body.

4. Despite growing demand, COVID-19 tests are hard to on the South Shore.

5. I’m thrilled to announce that the advisory committee has finally a decision.

6. She doesn’t realise that the children will only make them soft.

7. ‘Do you mind if I ask you something, Greg?’

‘OK then, .’

8. Musical talents began to when Stephen Miller was twelve years old.

9. She should spend more time studying and less time boys.

10. Digging in the garden, she a piece of broken pottery that looked as if it might be Roman.

12. Question

For the questions below, please choose the best option (A, B, C or D).

1. What does the phrasal verb “stand for” mean?

13. Question

2. What does the phrasal verb “scrape by” mean?

14. Question

3. What does the phrasal verb “play with” mean?

15. Question

4. What does the phrasal verb “ascribe something to somebody” mean?

16. Question

5. What does the phrasal verb “tag along” mean?

17. Question

6. What does the phrasal verb “fall about” mean?

18. Question

7. What does the phrasal verb “gloss over something” mean?

19. Question

8. What does the phrasal verb “consist of” mean?

20. Question

9. What does the phrasal verb “whittle away at” mean?

21. Question

10. What does the phrasal verb “wade through” mean?