English Phrasal Verbs with 'Over' Quiz

What does 'talk over' mean in the context of phrasal verbs?

• To speak loudly

• To discuss something

• To interrupt someone

• To shout at someone

How can 'get over' be used when referring to a challenge?

• To ignore it

• To overcome it

• To avoid it

• To forget it

What does 'think over' imply when making a decision?

• To ask someone else

• To ignore the decision

• To consider carefully

• To decide quickly

What action does 'go over' suggest?

• To ignore details

• To review or check something

• To finish quickly

• To skip something

What does 'look over' mean when referring to a document?

• To destroy it

• To examine it quickly

• To ignore it

• To write it

What does 'hand over' mean in a phrasal verb context?

• To steal something

• To hide something

• To give something to someone

• To take something

What does 'run over' mean when related to a vehicle?

• To park the vehicle

• To hit something or someone with a vehicle

• To stop the vehicle suddenly

• To drive past quickly

What does 'turn over' mean when cooking?

• To burn the food

• To flip or rotate something

• To serve the food

• To add more ingredients

What does 'knock over' imply in a physical context?

• To build something

• To accidentally hit something causing it to fall

• To fix something

• To create something new

What does 'take over' mean in a work context?

• To ignore responsibilities

• To delegate tasks

• To assume control or responsibility

• To quit a job