Phrasal Verb Jeopardy

Off

100

This phrasal verb means to depart on a journey or to light a fuse.

set off

200

This phrasal verb means to rise quickly in popularity, or (aeroplane) to leave the ground. 

take off

300

This phrasal verb means to make you dislike something or someone, or to postpone an event.

put off

400

This phrasal verb means to talk proudly about oneself, one's belongings, and/or achievements. . . to boast.

show off

500

This phrasal verb means to generate something, such as fumes, heat, or energy

give off

Out

100

This phrasal verb means to discover some new piece of information.

find out

200

This phrasal verb means find a solution or to organise something.

sort out

300

This phrasal verb means to stop something burning/extinguish

put out

400

This phrasal verb means to completely use up something so that you have no more.

run out 

500

This phrasal verb means to have a big argument with someone.

fall out

Up

100

This phrasal verb means to learn something by experience casually, to take something into your hand, or to collect someone from somewhere.

pick up

200

This phrasal verb means to arrive or appear unexpectedly.

turn/show up

300

This phrasal verb means to delay someone/something.

hold up

400

This phrasal verb means to mention a topic in conversation.

bring up

500

This phrasal verb means to give someone a place to sleep.

put (someone) up

Down

100

This phrasal verb means to lower the volume.

turn down

200

This phrasal verb means to stop working.

break down

300

This phrasal verb means to refuse/reject an offer

turn down 

400

This phrasal verb means to disappoint someone.

let down

500

This phrasal verb means to say something negative about a person.

put down

Lucky dip

100

This phrasal verb means to meet someone by accident.

run/bump into

200

This phrasal verb means to have a good relationship with someone.

get along

300

This phrasal verb means to investigate.

look into

400

This phrasal verb means to review your work.

go over

500

This phrasal verb means to survive on the money you have.

get by