Over-the-Top Phrasal Verbs Quiz
Test your knowledge of English phrasal verbs using 'over' in this engaging quiz. These expressions are essential for natural English conversation!
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Question 1: When you 'get over' something, you:
Jump above an object
Become extremely excited
Recover from an illness or difficulty
Move to another country
Question 2: If you 'think something over,' you:
Consider it carefully
Overthink until you're stressed
Dismiss the thought quickly
Think about the past
Question 3: When something is 'over with,' it is:
Above something else
Completed or finished
Moving quickly
Just beginning
Question 4: To 'take over' means to:
Assume control
Move something
Share responsibility
Lift something
Question 5: If you 'look over' something, you:
Examine or inspect it
Admire it from afar
Ignore it completely
Look above it
Question 6: To 'run over' someone (in speech) means to:
Meet them briefly
Avoid them
Explain something quickly
Follow them
Question 7: When something is 'left over,' it is:
Remaining or surplus
Lost
Abandoned
Missing
Question 8: To 'go over' something means to:
Destroy it
Review or examine it
Skip it
Forget about it
Question 9: When you 'hand over' something, you:
Break it
Give it to someone
Hide it
Keep it
Question 10: To 'win someone over' means to:
Defeat them in a game
Avoid their company
Gain their support or approval
Meet them accidentally
Question 11: When something 'carries over,' it:
Stops suddenly
Disappears
Changes completely
Continues into another period
Question 12: To 'start over' means to:
Finish something
Continue as before
Pause temporarily
Begin again from the beginning
Question 13: When you 'sleep over,' you:
Spend the night somewhere else
Oversleep
Sleep during the day
Sleep deeply
Question 14: To 'do something over' means to:
Cancel it
Repeat it
Skip it
Finish it quickly
Question 15: When something 'blows over,' it:
Gets worse
Becomes exciting
Passes or ends
Explodes