Phrasal Verb - to catch

"Catch at" means...

• To become popular

• To try to take

• To understand

• To find that someone did something wrong

"Catch on" means...

• To become popular

• To try to take

• To understand

• To find that someone did something wrong

"Catch on to" means...

• To become popular

• To try to take

• To understand

• To find that someone did something wrong

"Catch out" means...

• To become popular

• To try to take

• To understand

• To find that someone did something wrong

"Catch up with" means...

• To do a task that should have been done earlier

• To try to take

• To talk after a long time

• To become popular

He caught ____ her arm as she was leaving.

• on

• to

• at

• out

Look at this thief! You should catch him ____!

• on

• to

• at

• out

Don't catch ____ my arm when I'm running, please!

• on

• to

• at

• out

This trend is catching ____ in Hiep Binh High School!

• on

• to

• at

• out

IDIOM - Head and ______ above.