Animal Phrasal Verbs Quiz

What does the phrasal verb 'rabbit on' mean?

• To eat quickly

• To save something for later

• To hop around like a rabbit

• To talk excessively about one topic

What is the meaning of 'horse around'?

• To work diligently

• To play or act in a playful manner

• To ride a horse

• To talk too much

When someone is 'fishing for compliments', what are they doing?

• Avoiding work

• Catching fish

• Eating quickly

• Looking for praise

What does 'fish out' mean?

• To remove water

• To find something hidden

• To search for compliments

• To catch a fish

If someone 'chickens out', what are they doing?

• Playing around

• Talking excessively

• Eating chicken

• Backing out due to fear

What does it mean to 'clam up'?

• To save something for later

• To open up and talk freely

• To stop talking due to nervousness

• To eat clams

What does 'wolf down' mean?

• To talk excessively

• To save food

• To howl like a wolf

• To eat quickly

What does 'squirrel away' imply?

• To hide from danger

• To save something for future use

• To climb trees

• To eat quickly

What does it mean to 'rat on' someone?

• To play with them

• To inform authorities about them

• To eat with them

• To save them

If someone 'ducks out' of a meeting, what are they doing?

• Joining the meeting

• Leaving quickly

• Talking excessively

• Saving something