Phrasal Verbs 2 Quiz

If you keep in touch with someone you:
1. Stay in contact with them
2. Talk to him or her every day
3. Rarely send him or her an email
Doing cross cultureal activities means:
1. Only working with people from your own culture
2. Working with people from many cultures
3. Understanding problems and issues related to other cultures
Something that gets you thinking:
1. Makes you think seriously about the topic
2. Makes you interested in thinking about the topic
3. Makes you think about unrelated topics
When you get the hang of the TOEFL Test, you:
1. Get used to the structure and style of the test and can answer the questions
2. Learn to hang on to the test
3. Get frustrated because you can't answer the questions well
When you are all set to take the TOEFL Test, you are:
1. In the test center taking the test
2. Ready to take the test
3. Learning a set of activities related to the test
If you come up with something, you:
1. Arrive at a place
2. Receive instructions about how to do something
3. Create something
If Joe goes into depth about King Lear witht eh AD 1 & 2 classes, he:
1. Explains about the deep meaning
2. Jumps into a deep place
3. Goes into a story about the play
When you are on top of your homework you are:
1. Sitting on your textbooks thinking about doing your homework
2. Not behind on your assignments
3. In control of your homework load
When you go over the vocabulary homework before the test, you:
1. Go someplace to study
2. Review the words
3. Practice the words
When you work too much to do your homework you have to catch up on it. Catching up is:
1. Finishing everything you currently need to do
2. Catch some homework someone throws to you
3. Get back to the current level
If you get drunk and end up lost, you:
1. Finish with an unplanned result
2. Are acting really stupid
3. Stop at the end of the subway line
If the Shinya hangs out in the smoking room, he:
1. Spends time there between classes
2. Likes to go there so he can smoke
3. Smokes outside of the school grounds
When Wendy says 'skip it' she means:
1. Jump over it
2. You don't have to do it
3. You must do it now
When Joe says to make sure you do your homework on time, he means
1. Make it perfect
2. Don't have to do it until next week
3. Don't forget to do it
When something is no big deal, it is:
1. Small
2. Not important
3. Not something you have to be serious about