Phrasal Verbs Test 9 (C1-C2) 7ESL Courses

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Question 1 of 12

1. Question
PHRASAL NOUNS

Complete the following sentences with verbs formed from the words in capitals.
- 1) A on a vaccine for Covid-19 has been announced causing widespread excitement. BREAK
  
  2) The main to many of these products is that they tend to be too expensive. DRAW
  
  3) A Boeing 777 plane had to abort landing seconds after due to storm Ciara. DOWN
  
  4) Everyone benefited from limiting their of tea to just three or four cups a day. TAKE
  
  5) The program is designed for who wish to get high school equivalency certificates. DROP
  
  6) Protesters get creative by dressing up in costumes as an for their frustrations. LET
  
  7) A from a member of the public led to the recovery of a haul of stolen goods. TIP
  
  8) Hip-hop culture has been most affected by a drug on the airwaves. CRACK
  
  9) I would estimate that, allowing for your , you have around ￡600 a month at your disposal. GO
  
  10) The Israeli Navy has arrested a on board a container ship moored outside Haifa Port. STOW
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Question 2 of 12

2. Question
IDIOMS WITH PHRASAL VERBS

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

1. What does the phrasal verb “keep up with the Joneses” mean?
- A. maintain the same lifestyle as one's neighbors
- B. to watch, to supervise, to protect
- C. to receive news or information from
- D. to expect or anticipate with pleasure
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Question 3 of 12

3. Question
2. What does the phrasal verb “bring/take sb down a peg or two” mean?
- A. stop and give something to someone
- B. predictable, known beforehand; boring
- C. show someone that they are not as important as they thought
- D. escape from a place by force
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Question 4 of 12

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3. What does the phrasal verb “turn over a new leaf” mean?
- A. have the desire to, to want to consider
- B. change your way of life to become a better person
- C. to laugh at, to joke about
- D. fall asleep
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Question 5 of 12

5. Question
4. What does the phrasal verb “come back/down to earth” mean?
- A. cease to participate
- B. stop behaving or living in a way that is not practical
- C. expect or anticipate with pleasure
- D. become more relaxed, less angry or upset
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Question 6 of 12

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5. What does the phrasal verb “put the wind up” mean?
- A. predictable, known beforehand; boring
- B. finally, absolutely
- C. to become reality, to prove to be correct
- D. make someone afraid or nervous
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Question 7 of 12

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6. What does the phrasal verb “catch/throw somebody off guard” mean?
- A. slightly better than
- B. a piece of information given in a discreet or confidential way
- C. surprise someone, find someone unprepared
- D. to give away a secret
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Question 8 of 12

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7. What does the phrasal verb “be out of your element” mean?
- A. be in a situation that makes you uncomfortable
- B. someone who is part of an experiment or trial
- C. an indepdendent existence
- D. a second chance to do something
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Question 9 of 12

9. Question
8. What does the phrasal verb “go off at the deep end” mean?
- A. suddenly become very angry or emotional
- B. luck in something due to family good fortune
- C. in relation to all categories, for everyone
- D. similar in a pleasing way
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Question 10 of 12

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9. What does the phrasal verb “give up the ghost” mean?
- A. whimsical, nonsensical, impractical
- B. angry behavior inside an airplane
- C. listening willingly, waiting for an explanation
- D. die, (of a machine) stop working
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Question 11 of 12

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10. What does the phrasal verb “bring the house down” mean?
- A. make an audience laugh or applaud very enthusiastically
- B. for the entire time something has been happening
- C. everywhere, in many different locations
- D. prone to empty boasts
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Question 12 of 12

12. Question
PHRASAL VERBS – COLLOCATIONS

Match each phrasal verb from the box with the nouns on the right.
- 1. —— traffic offences | drug smuggling | terrorism
  
  2. —— a debt | an investment | a car
  
  3. —— expectations | standards | reputation
  
  4. —— a problem | difficulties | opposition
  
  5. —— on your word | promise | decision
  
  6. —— a living | an existence | a win
  
  7. —— a mystery | a place | crime
  
  8. —— hope | the promise | the prospect
  
  9. —— criticism | blame | scrutiny
  
  10. —— images | pictures | thoughts
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Phrasal Verbs (C1-C2)

Phrasal Verbs Test 9 (C1-C2)

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1. Question

PHRASAL NOUNS

Complete the following sentences with verbs formed from the words in capitals.

1) A on a vaccine for Covid-19 has been announced causing widespread excitement. BREAK

2) The main to many of these products is that they tend to be too expensive. DRAW

3) A Boeing 777 plane had to abort landing seconds after due to storm Ciara. DOWN

4) Everyone benefited from limiting their of tea to just three or four cups a day. TAKE

5) The program is designed for who wish to get high school equivalency certificates. DROP

6) Protesters get creative by dressing up in costumes as an for their frustrations. LET

7) A from a member of the public led to the recovery of a haul of stolen goods. TIP

8) Hip-hop culture has been most affected by a drug on the airwaves. CRACK

9) I would estimate that, allowing for your , you have around ￡600 a month at your disposal. GO

10) The Israeli Navy has arrested a on board a container ship moored outside Haifa Port. STOW

2. Question

IDIOMS WITH PHRASAL VERBS

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

1. What does the phrasal verb “keep up with the Joneses” mean?

3. Question

2. What does the phrasal verb “bring/take sb down a peg or two” mean?

4. Question

3. What does the phrasal verb “turn over a new leaf” mean?

5. Question

4. What does the phrasal verb “come back/down to earth” mean?

6. Question

5. What does the phrasal verb “put the wind up” mean?

7. Question

6. What does the phrasal verb “catch/throw somebody off guard” mean?

8. Question

7. What does the phrasal verb “be out of your element” mean?

9. Question

8. What does the phrasal verb “go off at the deep end” mean?

10. Question

9. What does the phrasal verb “give up the ghost” mean?

11. Question

10. What does the phrasal verb “bring the house down” mean?

12. Question

PHRASAL VERBS – COLLOCATIONS

Match each phrasal verb from the box with the nouns on the right.

1. —— traffic offences | drug smuggling | terrorism

2. —— a debt | an investment | a car

3. —— expectations | standards | reputation

4. —— a problem | difficulties | opposition

5. —— on your word | promise | decision

6. —— a living | an existence | a win

7. —— a mystery | a place | crime

8. —— hope | the promise | the prospect

9. —— criticism | blame | scrutiny

10. —— images | pictures | thoughts