Year 8, Unit 2, Phrasal Verbs

What does the phrase 'take off' mean?

• To land and stop flying.

• To put on clothing or accessories.

• To leave the ground and begin to fly or to remove clothing or accessories.

• To start a car or engine.

Which subtopic does 'check into' belong to?

• travel or hospitality

• cooking

• technology

• finance

What does the phrase 'see someone off' mean?

• To accompany someone to their departure point and say goodbye to them.

• To criticize someone publicly.

• To ignore someone completely.

• To welcome someone upon their arrival.

What does the phrase 'drop someone off' mean?

• To transport someone to a destination and wait for them there.

• To accompany someone to a specific place and stay with them.

• To pick someone up and bring them to a different location.

• To take someone to a particular destination and leave them there.

What does the phrase 'pick someone up' mean?

• To drop someone off at a particular place.

• To go and collect someone from a particular place.

• To physically lift someone off the ground.

• To choose someone for a task or position.

What does the phrase 'set off' mean?

• To prevent or stop something from happening.

• To continue or maintain something.

• To start or cause something to start or happen.

• To delay or postpone something.

Which subtopic does 'Travel' belong to?

• Leisure and Recreation

• Food and Dining

• Transportation

• Health and Wellness

Which subtopic does 'Transportation' belong to?

• Healthcare

• Infrastructure

• Education

• Economy

Which subtopic does 'Farewells' belong to?

• Salutations

• Adieus

• Goodbyes

• Partings

Which subtopic does 'Arrivals' belong to?

• Accommodation

• Attractions

• Transportation

• Departures