phrases with prepositions
phrasal verbs
china
CABLE CARS
RUNNING
100

add +

to

100

to separate or end a relationship; also, to divide into smaller groups/pieces.

split up

100

What is the capital of China?

→ Beijing is the capital of China.

100

Which European city is famous for the Telefèric de Montjuïc?

→ Barcelona

100

What is the name of the race where runners complete 42.195 km?

→ A marathon

200

appeal+

to

200

to find or encounter something/someone unexpectedly.

come across

200

What is the national currency of China?

→ The renminbi (yuan)

200

What is the difference between a cable car and a chairlift?

→ A cable car normally carries passengers in a cabin, while a chairlift carries passengers on individual seats.

200

Which famous Jamaican sprinter is widely considered one of the fastest runners ever?

→ Usain Bolt

300

____contrast

in
300

to admire or respect someone, especially someone you consider a role model.

look up to

300

Which Chinese invention is made from pulped plant fibres and revolutionised writing?

→ Paper

300

In which country would you find the famous Table Mountain Cableway?

→ South Africa

300

What does “PB” mean when a runner says, “I got a new PB”?

→ Personal Best

400

reflect+

on

400

to represent or mean something, especially an abbreviation or symbol.

stand for

400

What is the longest river in China?

→ The Yangtze River

400

Which mountain in Brazil can be reached by cable car from Rio de Janeiro?

→ Sugarloaf Mountain (Pão de Açúcar)

400

What is the name of the famous annual race through the streets of Pamplona, Spain, involving bulls?

→ The Running of the Bulls (San Fermín)

500

succeed+

in
500

to accept, adopt, or begin to believe an idea, attitude, characteristic, etc

take on

500

Which Chinese invention was traditionally used to navigate?

→ The compass

500


Which famous cable car in New Zealand connects Queenstown with Bob’s Peak?

→ Skyline Queenstown Gondola

500

Which sport combines running with swimming and cycling?

→ Triathlon