Multi-word verbs hobbies

Sarah loves to hang out with her friends on weekends. This means she:

• a) works alone

• b) avoids her friends

• c) spends time with

I need to cut down on junk food if I want to be healthier. This means I should:

• a) eat more junk food

• b) reduce my junk food intake

• c) stop eating all food

Tom is really keen on playing soccer. This means he:

• a) dislikes soccer

• b) is very interested in soccer

• c) plays soccer occasionally

Can you come up with a solution to this problem? This means you need to:

• a) ignore the problem

• b) argue about the problem

• c) think of a solution

I want to take up a new hobby this year. This means I plan to:

• a) start a new hobby

• b) stop a hobby

• c) focus on work only

It's important to keep up with the news. This means you should:

• a) forget about the news

• b) stay informed about current events

• c) avoid the news completely

I used to play guitar but stopped. Now I want to get back into it. This means I want to:

• a) start playing guitar again

• b) forget how to play guitar

• c) learn a new instrument

She is really into photography. This means she:

• a) dislikes photography

• b) enjoys photography a lot

• c) takes pictures only sometimes

I decided to get into baking. This means I want to:

• a) stop baking

• b) start learning how to bake

• c) eat only baked goods

Many students want to take part in the school play. This means they want to:

• a) participate in the play

• b) be audience members

• c) avoid the play altogether