A Room with a View - Phrasal Verbs

What does "tuck in" mean?

• To fold something neatly

• To eat something eagerly

• To put something away

• To hide something

If someone says "pull up," what might they be asking you to do?

• To lift something

• To stop a vehicle

• To remove something

• To join a group

What does "set up" generally refer to?

• To tear down

• To establish or arrange

• To give up

• To break something

When someone asks you to "back up," what do they want you to do?

• To support someone

• To move backward

• To copy data

• All of the above

If I say, "It’s up to you," what does that imply?

• It is your responsibility

• You should follow instructions

• You need to hurry

• You are in trouble

What does "let in" mean?

• To close a door

• To allow someone to enter

• To keep something secret

• To forget something

Which of the following is an appropriate use of "tuck in"?

• I need to tuck in my shirt.

• Can you tuck in the car?

• I will tuck in my plans later.

• She tucked in her complaints.

What might "pull up" refer to in a traffic context?

• To accelerate

• To arrive and stop

• To change lanes

• To park illegally

Which sentence uses "set up" correctly?

• I will set up the tent in the rain.

• She set up her shoes by the door.

• He forgot to set up the meeting.

• They set up their lunch.

If you "back up" a file, what are you doing?

• Deleting it

• Saving a copy

• Ignoring it

• Changing it