Phrasal Verbs 3 Quiz

If you plug something in, you:
1. Connect it to electricity
2. Stop it from acting
3. Close it
When you back up your computer you:
1. Turn it around backwards
2. Save the information onto another storage device
3. Put it on top of another desk or surface
When Yoshiko says she is in bad shape, she is:
1. Feeling kind of sick
2. Feeling tired or stressed
3. Feeling like she needs to work out more often
When something happens all of a sudden it:
1. Happens all at the same time
2. Happens all together with other things
3. Happens suddenly
The students always have so much stuff with them. Stuff is:
1. Things
2. Belongings
3. Posessions
Chances are if you fall asleep in Joe's class he will be very angry. Chances are means:
1. There is a good chance that...
2. It's likely that...
3. Something probably will not happen
Kajiwara sensei always tells you to keep in mind your homework load when you are working a lot at your part time job. Keep in mind means:
1. Remember...
2. Don't forget to consider ...
3. Pay attention to ...
If you look at the big picture, you:
1. Look big
2. Like big pictures
3. Take into account the entire situation
When you have a lot of homework due in Joe and Wendy's classes in the same week, you may feel stressed out. Stressed out is:
1. Worried
2. Outside of the situation
3. Thinking outside the box
If everything works out, it:
1. Is in good physical shape
2. Is finished in a positive way
3. Is decided in a way you like
To get your money's worth means:
1. To get a lot of money
2. To get a good value for your money
3. Feel satisfied about how you spent your money
When Tamae gave Nozomi a hard time, she:
1. Bothered Nozomi
2. Made fun of Nozomi
3. Gave Nozomi something hard
Maya isn't crazy about sweets. Not crazy about means:
1. Serious about ...
2. Doesn't like ...
3. Never eats ...
If you make a good impression at a job interview, you:
1. Make a mark on something
2. Show yourself in a positive way
3. Make people think well of you
We never get sidetracked in our classes here at Nunoike. To get sidetracked is to:
1. Move to the side of something
2. Get off topic
3. Get on the right side of something
When she is sick of studying, Anna talks to Junji about cars. To get sick of something is to:
1. Become tired of doing it
2. Get bored with it
3. Feel ill
Unfortunately our computers aren't on the cutting edge. On the cutting edge is:
1. The place where you are going to cut something
2. The edge of something
3. The newest technology