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Idioms and phrasal verbs. LOWVersión en línea Test to revise the most common Idioms and Phrasal verbs for the A2-B1 level of English. por Teacher Ismael 1 "Has the match been cancelled?" "Yes, they called ... yesterday." a it out b out it c it off d off it 2 "Do you think this skirt will fit Sara?" "I don't know. I'll get her to try it ...". a on b in c off d out 3 "One of us has to collect Peter from school." "Ok. I'll pick him ...". a on b around c down d up 4 "Have you still got that old lamp?" "No, I threw it ... last week." a down b up c around d away 5 I'm too warm in these boots. I'll take them ... . a away b off c on d out 6 The music is too loud. Can you turn it ... a bit? a up b down c in d out 7 "How long do we have for the projects?" "We have to hand them ... on Friday." a out b in c off d down 8 That is a stupid story. I think you've made it ... . a up b down c in d of 9 My doctor told me to give ... smoking. a on b up c down d in 10 "Are you busy?" "Yes, I am. Can I call you ... later?" a ahead b back c on d in 11 "What time did you get home?" "The taxi dropped me .. at 1.30." a on b out c in d off 12 This picture keeps falling ... the wall. a off b out c away d on 13 I'm tired. I've been walking ... the shops all morning. a down b round c through d across 14 James is ... college now. a on b at c over d around 15 There's no gate so we'll have to climb ... the fence. a through b in c on d over 16 There's a stain ... my new shirt. a in b on c of d off 17 Can you see my keys ... that drawer? a on b in c out d with 18 Be careful with that case. You might fall ... the steps. a up b in c down d around 19 Can you help me get the bags ... the car? a out of b from of c to of d around of 20 This table is too big. I can't get it ... the door. a through b under c by d out 21 It's a very good article. There's obviously a lot of research ... it. a under b behind c over d around 22 I work for an organization which campaigns ... smoking. a for b against c over d under 23 It's very cold, about twenty degrees ... zero. a under b above c below d on 24 I think you should forget about your argument and put it all ... you. a in b on c under d behind 25 They have a very good future ... them. a in front of b between c opposite d next to 26 The work was difficult at first, but I soon got ... it. a on top of b along with c out with d down on 27 We'll buy a smaller house when the children have ... up and left home. a got b grown c put d cut 28 Who's going to ... after the cats when we go away on holiday? a take b set c run d look 29 They ... on working all through the night, and finished at nine this morning. a kept b ran c found d broke 30 If you can't come to the meeting, we'll have to ... it off until next week. a put b set c go d look 31 We must ... off early on Sunday morning to avoid the traffic. a break b set c put d give 32 I was ... off by the teacher because I hadn't done my homework. a told b put c called d gone 33 My headaches have been much better since I ... up drinking coffee. a told b took c gave d carried 34 He had a very painful illness, but he's ... over it now. a coming b getting c looking d turning 35 What is that noise? What is ... on here? a going b happening c talking d letting 36 ... out! He's got a gun! a Give b Look c Turn d Take 37 I ... down their offer because they weren't going to pay me enough money. a close b put c turned d gave 38 What time does the plane take ...? a on b off c out d of 39 He doesn't like them. He ... people who haven't got any money. a looks up b looks down on c goes back on d comes up with 40 You can trust her. She never ... her promises. a runs out of b looks down on c goes back on d comes up with 41 She ... an idea that solved the problem. a came up with b ran out of c kept on at d went back on 42 I didn't suspect anything at first, but when I noticed her going through the office drawers I began to smell ... a a rat b a pig c a thief d a culprit 43 Peter was born and brought up in Hastings and knows it like the ... a nose in his face. b tip of his tongue. c back of his hand. d hair on his head. 44 I think I'll go somewhere for the weekend. Things have been ... lately, so a change of air will do me good. a turning me up b getting me down c keeping me up d coming me down 45 If you don't understand a word, look it ... in the dictionary. a for b after c up d down 46 "You're not going to wear a mini-skirt are you, Jane? They WENT OUT years ago." It means... a they disappeared. b they stopped being fashionable. c they are not sold anymore. d they are not appropriate. 47 If you take ... 25 from 100, you're left with 75. a away b off c out d up 48 I like your blouse, Sally. It ... your skirt. a goes with b sets up c gets to d comes in 49 The only thing that ... getting married is the thought of having to sleep in the same room as someone else. a puts me off b gets in with c comes up with d gets rid of 50 We heard her ... in agony as she dropped the saucepan on her toe. a break up b cry out c let off d ring out 51 The road was blocked so we had to ... and find another route. a check out b die out c turn back d run through 52 Why do they keep ... talking about money all the time? a in b on c up d off 53 My sister and I fight like ... a cat and dog. b a cat and a dog. c dog and cat. d a dog and a cat. 54 It ... my heart to see the blind, three-legged kitten. a broke. b destroyed. c cracked. d crushed. 55 I think you are playing with ... a fire. b danger. c death. d trouble. 56 Derek has been working too hard recently. He needs to relax more and take things ... for a while. a slowly b gently c calmly d easy 57 By the time the police arrived the crowd was out of ... . a reach b foot c hand d place 58 Riding a bike is easy. It's a piece of ... a bread. b cake. c sugar. d cucumber. 59 My uncle's a couch ... and he's always glued to the TV. a cucumber. b potato. c bread. d butter. 60 "Go bananas" means ... a to become crazy. b to become extremely happy. c to become very angry or upset. d All the questions are correct. 61 If someone is GREEN, he or she is not very experienced. a TRUE b FALSE 62 If you want to get BROWNED OFF, you have to lie in the sun all day. a TRUE b FALSE 63 A drink (alcoholic) taken before one goes to bed. a a catnap b a nightcap c a snag d a godsend 64 The thief couldn´t really claim he was innocent because he ... a ...had been caught red-handed. b ...was a bit thin on top. c ...was all fingers and thumbs. d ...could get a word in edgeways. 65 She got the sack because she... a ...had gone shopping. b ...kept turning up late for work. c ...wanted to pass the exam. d ...had a frog in his throat. 66 The police are ... him. a after b against c off d on 67 Thank goodness that´s FINISHED! a over b out c off d on 68 Fall down ... a ...a bike. b ...the stairs. c ...the window. d ...the sea. 69 You canNOT use "FALL BACK": a He banged his head, and fell back onto the bed. b Full of anxiety, she fell back on her religion. c Defend yourself and fall back your rights! 70 My best friend always exaggerates - half the things he says are just ...! a invented b made up 71 If you give someone your word, you ... a ... write to them. b ... promise them that you will do something. c ... agtee with what someone else said. d ... criticise them. 72 What TAKES OFF from a runway? a a train b a bus c a plane d All the options are possible. 73 If you CUT DOWN on sweets, you ... a ... like sweets very much. b ... give up sweets. c ... reduce the amount of sweets you eat. 74 What might you GIVE UP when you go on a diet? a exercise b fruit c cakes 75 If someone GIVES UP cigarettes, what do they do? a They start smoking. b They stop smoking. c They give cigarettes to their friends. 76 "He really LOOKS UP TO his brother." What does it mean? a He is shorter than his brother. b He respects his brother. c He is scared of his brother. 77 What can you TAKE UP if you want to get fit? a Healthy food. b Fast food. c A sport. 78 What does it mean if the milk has GONE OFF? a There is no milk left. b The milk isn´t fresh. c Somebody has spilt the milk.

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"Has the match been cancelled?" "Yes, they called ... yesterday."

"Do you think this skirt will fit Sara?" "I don't know. I'll get her to try it ...".

"One of us has to collect Peter from school." "Ok. I'll pick him ...".

"Have you still got that old lamp?" "No, I threw it ... last week."

I'm too warm in these boots. I'll take them ... .

The music is too loud. Can you turn it ... a bit?

"How long do we have for the projects?" "We have to hand them ... on Friday."

That is a stupid story. I think you've made it ... .

My doctor told me to give ... smoking.

"Are you busy?" "Yes, I am. Can I call you ... later?"

"What time did you get home?" "The taxi dropped me .. at 1.30."

This picture keeps falling ... the wall.

I'm tired. I've been walking ... the shops all morning.

James is ... college now.

There's no gate so we'll have to climb ... the fence.

There's a stain ... my new shirt.

Can you see my keys ... that drawer?

Be careful with that case. You might fall ... the steps.

Can you help me get the bags ... the car?

This table is too big. I can't get it ... the door.

It's a very good article. There's obviously a lot of research ... it.

I work for an organization which campaigns ... smoking.

It's very cold, about twenty degrees ... zero.

I think you should forget about your argument and put it all ... you.

They have a very good future ... them.

The work was difficult at first, but I soon got ... it.

We'll buy a smaller house when the children have ... up and left home.

Who's going to ... after the cats when we go away on holiday?

They ... on working all through the night, and finished at nine this morning.

If you can't come to the meeting, we'll have to ... it off until next week.

We must ... off early on Sunday morning to avoid the traffic.

I was ... off by the teacher because I hadn't done my homework.

My headaches have been much better since I ... up drinking coffee.

He had a very painful illness, but he's ... over it now.

What is that noise? What is ... on here?

... out! He's got a gun!

I ... down their offer because they weren't going to pay me enough money.

What time does the plane take ...?

He doesn't like them. He ... people who haven't got any money.

You can trust her. She never ... her promises.

She ... an idea that solved the problem.

I didn't suspect anything at first, but when I noticed her going through the office drawers I began to smell ...

Peter was born and brought up in Hastings and knows it like the ...

I think I'll go somewhere for the weekend. Things have been ... lately, so a change of air will do me good.

If you don't understand a word, look it ... in the dictionary.

"You're not going to wear a mini-skirt are you, Jane? They WENT OUT years ago." It means...

If you take ... 25 from 100, you're left with 75.

I like your blouse, Sally. It ... your skirt.

The only thing that ... getting married is the thought of having to sleep in the same room as someone else.

We heard her ... in agony as she dropped the saucepan on her toe.

The road was blocked so we had to ... and find another route.

Why do they keep ... talking about money all the time?

My sister and I fight like ...

It ... my heart to see the blind, three-legged kitten.

I think you are playing with ...

Derek has been working too hard recently. He needs to relax more and take things ... for a while.

By the time the police arrived the crowd was out of ... .

Riding a bike is easy. It's a piece of ...

My uncle's a couch ... and he's always glued to the TV.

"Go bananas" means ...

If someone is GREEN, he or she is not very experienced.

If you want to get BROWNED OFF, you have to lie in the sun all day.