Animal Phrasal Verbs Quiz

What is the main focus of the introduction section?

• Discussing animal behavior

• Explaining the origin of phrasal verbs

• Listing common English expressions

• Introducing animal-related phrasal verbs and cultural differences

What does 'chicken out' mean?

• To pull something out of a place

• To leave quickly

• To not do something due to fear

• To ask for something indirectly

Which phrasal verb means to work hard on something?

• Pig out

• Wolf down

• Horse around

• Beaver away

Which phrasal verb means to eat a lot of food at once?

• Fish out

• Duck out

• Wolf down

• Pig out

What does 'monkey around' imply?

• To eat quickly

• To work diligently

• To inform on someone

• To play or waste time unseriously

What does 'clam up' mean?

• To eat quickly

• To talk continuously

• To work hard

• To become silent

What does 'drone on' imply?

• To eat quickly

• To become silent

• To talk for a long time in a boring way

• To play or waste time unseriously

What does 'rat on' mean?

• To turn upside down

• To inform on someone to an authority

• To continue talking about something uninteresting

• To bother or interfere with something

What does 'squirrel away' mean?

• To leave quickly

• To play in a loud way

• To stash or hoard something for future use

• To inform on someone

Which phrasal verb means to discover information by searching?

• Turn turtle

• Faret out

• Fish for

• Monkey with