Phrasal Verbs Review

Question 1

Select the phrasal verb: I went looking around for a new car.

Accepted Answer

Looking around

Question 2

Intransitive phrasal verbs have an object.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 3

Steve and Tabitha had an argument but they’ve made up now.

Accepted Answer

Intransitive, Inseparable

Question 4

Select the verb: Looking around

Accepted Answer

Looking

Question 5

Did the grow up together?

Accepted Answer

Inseparable, Intransitive

Question 6

What does this sentence mean: The mean girls looked down on their team mates that need help.

Accepted Answer

They thought they were better than their team mate.

Question 7

Transitive or Intransitive: We broke up last month.

Accepted Answer

Intransitive

Question 8

Transitive or Intransitive: The police were called to break up the fight.

Accepted Answer

Transitive

Question 9

Noun or Pronoun: I called them back.

Accepted Answer

Pronoun

Question 10

Brian asked Judy out to dinner and a movie.

Accepted Answer

Transitive, Separable

Question 11

This sentence is correct: My Dad always brings up it.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 12

What does this sentence mean: I can't wait to break in my new shoes.

Accepted Answer

I will wear my new shoes until they feel comfortable.

Question 13

Which sentence is Transitive?

Accepted Answer

They pulled the house down to rebuild the cottage.

Question 14

This sentence is Not correct: His Dad didn't care for his behavior.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 15

What a pretty dress! Why don’t you try it on?

Accepted Answer

Transitive, Separable

Question 16

Noun or Pronoun: I called the company back.

Accepted Answer

Noun

Questions 16