Part 1: Vocabulary Matching
For questions 1–5, match the word in Column A with the most appropriate meaning from
Column B:
Column A Column B
1. Pleasant a. Contaminated
2. Reap b. Busy
3. Bustling c. A large quantity
4. Impure d. Enjoyable
5. Oodles e. Earn
Part 2: Phrasal Verbs
For questions 6–10, choose the correct meaning of the phrasal verb used in the sentence:
6. Give up
o "After trying for hours, I decided to give up." a) To improve
b) To quit
c) To meet unexpectedly
d) To continue
7. Look after
o "My neighbor will look after my plants while I'm away." a) To delay
b) To care for
c) To reject
d) To pick up
8. Run into
o "I ran into my professor at the mall yesterday." a) To have a good relationship
b) To continue
c) To meet unexpectedly
d) To remove
9. Put off
o "They had to put off the meeting because of bad weather." a) To cancel
b) To continue
c) To delay
d) To get along
10. Break down
"The old car broke down on the way home." a) To improve
b) To stop functioning
c) To refuse
d) To remove
For questions 11–15, choose the correct phrasal verb that best completes each sentence:
11. "I’ll ___ the laundry later; I’m too tired now."
a) Put off
b) Carry on
c) Pick up
d) Break down
12. "Our team will ___ the project next week after final approval."
a) Turn down
b) Run into
c) Take off
d) Carry on
13. "He decided to ___ the invitation because of prior commitments."
a) Pick up
b) Turn down
c) Look after
d) Give up
14. "The plane is scheduled to ___ at 5:30 PM."
a) Turn down
b) Break down
c) Take off
d) Carry on
15. "We need to ___ the groceries before the store closes."
a) Get along
b) Look after
c) Pick up
d) Break down
For questions 16–20, state whether the following statements are True or False:
16. The phrasal verb "get along" means to have a good relationship.
a) True
b) False
17. The word "precious" means worthless or common.
a) True
b) False
18. "Hustle" means to move quickly or with energy.
a) True
b) False
19. The phrasal verb "turn down" means to accept or approve something.
a) True
b) False
20. "Reap" means to lose something that you’ve earned.
a) True
b) False