phrasal adverbs

On the night before Easter, most children say they look forward to the next morning. What does this mean?

• A. They are scared about what will happen.

• B. They are excited and can't wait for the next morning.

• C. They want to avoid the Easter celebration.

During Easter, Emma decided to give up eating candy. What does this tell you about Emma?

• A. She started eating more candy.

• B. She changed her favorite candy.

• C. She stopped eating candy as a personal or spiritual decision.

Tom was happy to take part in the Easter egg hunt organized at school. What did Tom do?

• A. He organized the event but didn’t attend.

• B. He watched from far but didn’t join.

• C. He actively joined and looked for eggs with the other kids.

Which sentence shows the correct use of look forward to?

• A. I look forward to studied for the Easter quiz.

• B. I look forward to going to church on Easter Sunday.

• C. I look forward to eat chocolate bunny yesterday.

Which of the following is an example of someone giving up something for Lent?

• A. Ana eats chocolate every day.

• B. David stops using social media until Easter.

• C. Mark buys more video games.

Which sentence uses take part in correctly?

• A. I take part in breakfast every day.

• B. I take part in hiding the Easter eggs for my cousins.

• C. I take part in watch TV alone.