Phrasal Verbs and Idioms Quiz

What does "put out" mean?

• To create something

• To annoy or upset someone

• To leave something behind

• To organize something

Write the phrasal verb that means: To renovate or improve something.

"To point the finger at someone" means to praise them for their actions.

• True

• False

If someone is "afraid of their own shadow," it means:

• They are very confident

• They are extremely timid or easily frightened

• They trust everyone around them

• They are overly emotional

Write the phrasal verb that means: To start doing an activity regularly (e.g., a hobby or habit).

What does "bring up" mean?

• To avoid a topic

• To mention something in conversation

• To refuse to discuss something

• To argue about something

Write the idiom that means: To put in extra effort to achieve something.

"Find out" means to discover or learn something.

• True

• False

What does "hang on" mean?

• To give up on something

• To hold on or wait briefly

• To forget about something important

• To let go of something quickly

Write the idiom that means: To blame someone for something.