Money and Shopping Phrasal Verbs Quiz

What does it mean to 'save up'?

• To reduce the price of an item

• To sell all of an item

• To accumulate money for a specific purpose

• To spend money on something expensive

If someone is 'splashing out', what are they doing?

• Spending a lot of money on something

• Saving money for a future purchase

• Comparing prices before buying

• Reducing their expenses

What does 'shop around' involve?

• Selling something at a discount

• Spending money reluctantly

• Buying something casually

• Comparing prices before making a purchase

What does it mean to 'pick up' groceries?

• To sell them at a discount

• To buy them casually

• To save money for them

• To compare prices

What does 'fork out' imply?

• Running out of cash

• Saving money for a specific purpose

• Buying a large quantity of something

• Spending money reluctantly

What happens when you 'run out of' something?

• You have used up all of it

• You have a surplus

• You have saved it for later

• You have sold it at a discount

What does 'mark down' mean in a shopping context?

• To increase the price of an item

• To buy something casually

• To reduce the price of an item

• To sell all of an item

What does it mean to 'sell out' of an item?

• To have a surplus of the item

• To sell all of the item

• To reduce the price of the item

• To buy the item in large quantities

What does 'pay off' refer to?

• To complete the payment of a debt

• To save money for a future purchase

• To spend money reluctantly

• To sell something at a discount

What does 'cash in' mean?

• To save money for a specific purpose

• To exchange something for money

• To spend money on something expensive

• To reduce the price of an item