Phrasal Verb Jeopardy

A

100

This phrasal verb means to depart on a journey.

set off

200

This phrasal verb means to continue or to keep going

carry on

300

This phrasal verb means to delay or postpone an event.

put off

400

This phrasal verb means to reject something or someone, or refuse an offer.

turn down

500

This phrasal verb means to stop something, to interrupt communication or supply of something

cut off

B

100

This phrasal verb means to take care of someone

look after

200

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

run out 

300

This phrasal verb means to cancel something

call off

400

This phrasal verb means means to think of an idea

come up with

500

This phrasal verb means find a solution something.

figure out

work out

C

100

This phrasal verb means to quit.

give up

200

This phrasal verb means to end a relationship.

break up

300

This phrasal verb means to start something new, a hobby for example.

take up

400

This phrasal verb means to mention a topic in conversation.

bring up

500

This phrasal verb means to search for information.

look up

D

100

This phrasal verb means to complete a form or document

fill in

200

This phrasal verb means to stop working.

break down

300

This phrasal verb means to meet someone unexpectedly.

run into

400

This phrasal verb means to submit work or documents to a person of authority

hand in

500

This phrasal verb means to disappoint

let down

E

100

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

get along

200

This phrasal verb means to put on clothes

get dressed

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 draw attention to something

point out