English Phrasal Verbs for Eating and Drinking Quiz

What does it mean to 'nibble on' something?

• To prepare a meal quickly

• To drink something eagerly

• To eat small amounts slowly

• To eat a large amount quickly

If someone is 'gorging on' food, what are they doing?

• Preparing food quickly

• Drinking something slowly

• Eating a large amount greedily

• Eating a small amount

What does 'tuck in' imply when it comes to eating?

• To start eating enthusiastically

• To eat small amounts without interest

• To drink something quickly

• To prepare a meal with leftovers

What does it mean to 'graze on' snacks?

• To eat small amounts throughout the day

• To eat a large amount at once

• To prepare a meal quickly

• To drink something eagerly

What does 'pig out' mean in the context of eating?

• To eat small amounts slowly

• To prepare a meal with leftovers

• To drink something quickly

• To eat a lot of food

What does 'drink up' mean?

• To drink a small amount

• To prepare a drink quickly

• To finish a drink completely

• To drink something slowly

What does it mean to 'Feast on' a meal?

• To eat a small amount

• To eat a large amount with enjoyment

• To drink something quickly

• To prepare a meal quickly

What does 'polish off' imply when it comes to food?

• To finish food quickly

• To eat slowly

• To drink something eagerly

• To prepare a meal with leftovers

What does 'cut out' mean in terms of consumption?

• To drink something quickly

• To eat a large amount

• To stop consuming completely

• To reduce the amount

What does 'whip up' mean in the context of cooking?

• To eat small amounts throughout the day

• To prepare a meal quickly

• To eat a large amount

• To drink something slowly