Financial Phrasal Verbs Quiz

What does the phrasal verb 'save up' mean?

• To spend money quickly

• To accumulate money over time

• To borrow money from someone

• To lose money in a transaction

If you 'put aside' money, what are you doing?

• Spending it immediately

• Investing it in stocks

• Saving it for future use

• Lending it to a friend

What does 'cut back on' imply?

• Investing in new ventures

• Borrowing more money

• Reducing your expenses

• Increasing your expenses

What happens when a company 'goes under'?

• It becomes highly profitable

• It expands to new markets

• It goes bankrupt

• It merges with another company

What does it mean to 'bail out' someone?

• To charge them interest

• To pay off their debts

• To lend them money

• To invest in their business

If you 'run up' a debt, what are you doing?

• Avoiding financial obligations

• Accumulating debt

• Investing in assets

• Paying off your loans

What does 'get by' mean in financial terms?

• To live comfortably

• To barely survive financially

• To become wealthy

• To invest in luxury items

What does it mean to 'dip into' savings?

• To lend money to others

• To invest in stocks

• To use a small portion of savings

• To save more money

What does 'rip off' imply?

• To save money

• To invest wisely

• To cheat someone out of money

• To give a discount

What does 'splash out' mean?

• To save money for emergencies

• To spend a lot on something unnecessary

• To donate to charity

• To invest in real estate