Over-the-Top Phrasal Verbs Quiz

Question 1

When you 'get over' something, you:

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Recover from an illness or difficulty

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Jump above an object

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Become extremely excited

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Move to another country

Question 2

If you 'think something over,' you:

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Consider it carefully

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Overthink until you're stressed

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Dismiss the thought quickly

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Think about the past

Question 3

When something is 'over with,' it is:

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Completed or finished

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Above something else

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Moving quickly

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Just beginning

Question 4

To 'take over' means to:

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Assume control

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Move something

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Share responsibility

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Lift something

Question 5

If you 'look over' something, you:

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Examine or inspect it

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Admire it from afar

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Ignore it completely

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Look above it

Question 6

To 'run over' someone (in speech) means to:

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Explain something quickly

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Meet them briefly

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Avoid them

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Follow them

Question 7

When something is 'left over,' it is:

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Remaining or surplus

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Lost

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Abandoned

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Missing

Question 8

To 'go over' something means to:

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Review or examine it

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Destroy it

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Skip it

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Forget about it

Question 9

When you 'hand over' something, you:

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Give it to someone

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Break it

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Hide it

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Keep it

Question 10

To 'win someone over' means to:

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Gain their support or approval

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Defeat them in a game

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Avoid their company

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Meet them accidentally

Question 11

When something 'carries over,' it:

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Continues into another period

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Stops suddenly

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Disappears

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Changes completely

Question 12

To 'start over' means to:

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Begin again from the beginning

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Finish something

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Continue as before

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Pause temporarily

Question 13

When you 'sleep over,' you:

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Spend the night somewhere else

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Oversleep

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Sleep during the day

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Sleep deeply

Question 14

To 'do something over' means to:

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Repeat it

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Cancel it

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Skip it

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Finish it quickly

Question 15

When something 'blows over,' it:

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Passes or ends

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Gets worse

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Becomes exciting

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Explodes

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Quiz Questions & Answers

Question 1: When you 'get over' something, you:

Question 2: If you 'think something over,' you:

Question 3: When something is 'over with,' it is:

Question 4: To 'take over' means to:

Question 5: If you 'look over' something, you:

Question 6: To 'run over' someone (in speech) means to:

Question 7: When something is 'left over,' it is:

Question 8: To 'go over' something means to:

Question 9: When you 'hand over' something, you:

Question 10: To 'win someone over' means to:

Question 11: When something 'carries over,' it:

Question 12: To 'start over' means to:

Question 13: When you 'sleep over,' you:

Question 14: To 'do something over' means to:

Question 15: When something 'blows over,' it:

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