Preposition 'Under' - Phrasal Verb Quiz

Quiz for Verb: 'To under'

Choose the correct definition for each phrasal verb...

'Fall under' means...

Damage something inside a machine

Count a certain amount of money

Become controlled

'Go under' means...

Lose consciousness

Lose enthusiasm and energy to continue in a demanding job

Think of someone or something in a particular way

'Knuckle under' means...

Be patient

Spend the night at someone else's house

Submit to authority

'Go under' means...

Go bankrupt

Waste time doing pointless things

Lie down with your limbs extended in a relaxed manner

'Be snowed under' means...

Have too much work

Spend time doing little or nothing

Enter a vehicle.

'Go under' means...

Ensure that someone remembers to do something

Sink

Close or stop using

'Bear up under' means...

Fail to keep a promise

Accept something, usually unwillingly

Cope with something difficult or stressful

'Bubble under' means...

End a relationship with someone

Borrow a library book

Be likely to be popular or successful in the near future

'Buckle under' means...

To assume control.

Do or complete something you've agreed to

Accept something under pressure, against your will

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