phrasal verb quiz...test your knowledge!

'Break down? Break up? Break in?'

Hi guys! Phrasal verbs...maybe you love them so much you want to kiss your computer, or hate them so much you want to throw it out of the window. However you feel about them, they are very important for you to learn!  Phrasal verbs, at first sight, can seem difficult to understand, however, the more phrasal verbs you learn, the more you will notice a pattern in how they are formed.

So, today we have a little quiz for you to try.  There are no hints or explanations. You'll have to use your experience and 'feel' which answer is correct.

Choose which phrasal verb best describes the word or phrase.

Phrasal Verb 'Take' practice 

• make sense: 'His speech did not MAKE SENSE.'
  
  open out
  take in
  add up
  
  
• stop working: 'My car often STOPS WORKING in winter.'
  
  breaks up
  breaks out
  breaks down
  
  
• happen/occur: 'The plan HAPPENED after I talked about it with my father.'
  
  tried out
  came about
  made out
  
  
• disappoint: 'Your test score DISAPPOINTED me.'
  
  let me down
  choose you out
  pick me down
  
  
• confuse: 'It's easy to CONFUSE me for my brother; we both look the same.'
  
  mix up
  choose out
  pick down
  
  
• quit or stop: 'He will QUIT school as soon as he can.'
  
  drop down of
  drop out of
  drop in of
  
  
• decrease (become less):'We have seen a DECREASE in sales this month'
  
  stand down
  fall off
  get down
  
  
• have a good relationhsip: 'My brother and sister really HAVE A GOOD RELATIONSHIP.'
  
  come in
  make on
  get along
  
  
• return (something): My teacher said she will RETURN my homework tomorrow.
  
  make back
  go back
  hand back
  
  
• continue: 'Please continue sitting after you hear the bell.'
  
  keep on
  have on
  make up