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Phrasal Verbs Quiz: Go 1

Try this fun quiz to check your understanding of English phrasal verbs. To learn more about an individual phrasal verb, click on the "more about this phrasal verb" link.

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1. go about

You need to think about how to go about something
  1. before you do it
  2. after you've done it
  3. instead of doing it
more about this phrasal verb: go about

2. go along with

Linda nearly always goes along with whatever her husband says because she doesn't like
  1. arguing with him
  2. agreeing with him
  3. going with anyone else
more about this phrasal verb: go along with

3. go back

We had such a great holiday in Bali last year that we've decided to go back
  1. to last year
  2. around next year
  3. again this year
more about this phrasal verb: go back

4. go by

If you're waiting at a bus stop and your bus goes by, it
  1. stops to pick you up
  2. doesn't stop to pick you up
  3. stops, but you don't get on
more about this phrasal verb: go by

5. go off (1)

During the storm, every light in the house suddenly went off so we
  1. replaced the globes
  2. lit some candles
  3. turned them back on
more about this phrasal verb: go off (1)

6. go off (2)

Land mines are terrible because they go off if anybody, even a child, accidentally
  1. steps on them
  2. shoots them
  3. fires them
more about this phrasal verb: go off (2)

7. go off (3)

If you look in your friend's fridge and find leftover pizza that's going off, you should tell him to
  1. eat it quickly
  2. give it away
  3. throw it away
more about this phrasal verb: go off (3)

8. go over (1)

I have to go over this report to
  1. make it secure
  2. check for errors
  3. save on paper
more about this phrasal verb: go over (1)

9. go over (2)

Before the exam, you should go over
  1. your notes
  2. your memory
  3. your teacher
more about this phrasal verb: go over (2)

10. go over (3)

Angelina's first performance in the role of Lady Macbeth went over very well. The audience stood up and
  1. booed
  2. clapped
  3. walked out
more about this phrasal verb: go over (3)