Test 2-Phrasal Verbs meaning | English Phrasal Verbs

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Phrasal verbs combine a base verb with another word, usually a preposition or adverb – known as a particle – to create a completely new meaning.
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    Question 1: to have good relationship
    A. get along with
    B. go off with
    C. check in
    D. get away
    Question 2: to make something quickly using things at hand
    A. run on
    B. watch out
    C. knock something together
    D. put over
    Question 3: to refer to a book or other source of information
    A. give up
    B. look forward to
    C. black out
    D. look up
    Question 4: to explode
    A. blow up
    B. let on
    C. bring up
    D. embark on/upon
    Question 5: 1. to stop something/somebody 2. to stop yourself from something 3. to keep something as a secret
    A. wrap up
    B. pass for
    C. hold back
    D. hang out
    Question 6: to save money in order to buy something
    A. pull off
    B. cut out
    C. keep at
    D. put by
    Question 7: 1. not to tell something you know 2. not to show your emotions 3. not to give something you're supposed to give
    A. keep back
    B. make up
    C. hang out
    D. draw somebody into
    Question 8: to step in front
    A. head off
    B. knock down
    C. look forward to
    D. come forward
    Question 9: 1. when someone _________ an event, he or she tries to show how the things were done by pretending to be the one who had seen it or had done it 2. when someone expresses feelings through behavior
    A. make up for
    B. keep up
    C. take out on
    D. act out
    Question 10: to inform somebody that someone you know has done something wrong
    A. come forward
    B. pull up
    C. keep something to something
    D. tell on