Listening practice: Phrasal Verbs

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Listening practice: Phrasal VerbsVersión en línea Practice listening and learn phrasal verbs at the same time por Rubí Soto Tamez 1 What did the boy meant by "come check it out?" a He lost his cat b He heard crying meows from the bushes c He wanted to play with the cats d He needed help finding his parents 2 The speaker says they “dashed out the door.” What does dash out mean? a To leave very quickly b To quietly walk away c To hide outside d 3 Describe the condition of the kittens when the women found them. Written answer 4 Would you jump into a thorn bush to save animals? Why or why not? Written answer 5 Why were the mom and daughter worried about the kittens? a The kittens were aggressive b The kittens were dirty c The kittens were blind d The kittens were too noisy 6 What options did the vet give the family? Written answer 7 What does give up mean in the sentence “We didn’t want to give up”? a To pick something up b To stop trying c To donate something d To wake up 8 The family didn’t have much money, but they still decided to help the kittens. What would you have done in their situation? Written answer 9 How do you think this experience changed the speaker’s future plans and personality? Written answer Explanation 1 "Check out" means to investigate or examine something. 2 Dash out = to leave or go somewhere very fast. 4 "Jump into" can mean to enter a situation quickly or without hesitation. 5 "Take (someone/something) to" means to bring someone somewhere. 6 "Take in" means to care for or give shelter to someone or something. 9 "Care for" means to look after or take care of someone/something.

Listening practice: Phrasal VerbsVersión en línea

Practice listening and learn phrasal verbs at the same time

por Rubí Soto Tamez

What did the boy meant by "come check it out?"

He lost his cat

He heard crying meows from the bushes

He wanted to play with the cats

He needed help finding his parents

The speaker says they “dashed out the door.” What does dash out mean?

To leave very quickly

To quietly walk away

To hide outside

Describe the condition of the kittens when the women found them.

Written answer

Would you jump into a thorn bush to save animals? Why or why not?

Written answer

Why were the mom and daughter worried about the kittens?

The kittens were aggressive

The kittens were dirty

The kittens were blind

The kittens were too noisy

What options did the vet give the family?

Written answer

What does give up mean in the sentence “We didn’t want to give up”?

To pick something up

To stop trying

To donate something

To wake up

The family didn’t have much money, but they still decided to help the kittens. What would you have done in their situation?

Written answer

How do you think this experience changed the speaker’s future plans and personality?

Written answer

Explanation

"Check out" means to investigate or examine something.

Dash out = to leave or go somewhere very fast.

"Jump into" can mean to enter a situation quickly or without hesitation.

"Take (someone/something) to" means to bring someone somewhere.

"Take in" means to care for or give shelter to someone or something.

"Care for" means to look after or take care of someone/something.

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What did the boy meant by "come check it out?"

The speaker says they “dashed out the door.” What does dash out mean?

Describe the condition of the kittens when the women found them.

Written answer

Would you jump into a thorn bush to save animals? Why or why not?

Written answer

Why were the mom and daughter worried about the kittens?

What options did the vet give the family?

Written answer

What does give up mean in the sentence “We didn’t want to give up”?

The family didn’t have much money, but they still decided to help the kittens. What would you have done in their situation?

Written answer

How do you think this experience changed the speaker’s future plans and personality?

Written answer

Explanation

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