Grammar Quiz: Phrasal Verbs - Tear

Topic: Phrasal Verbs | Level: Intermediate

Online English Quiz

Instructions: Choose the correct answer.

Q1 - It someone tears off a piece of paper, they rip it into small pieces.
Q2 - If a building is torn down, it is demolished.
Q3 - 'Tear apart' means to leave a place at great speed.
Q4 - If someone tears into you, they criticize you strongly.
Q5 - Please complete the form at the bottom of the page, then tear it ___ and send it to us.
Q6 - If something tears you apart, it upsets you greatly.
Q7 - 'Tear off' means to remove something with force.
Q8 - If something is so fascinating you can't stop watching it, you can't tear yourself apart from it.
Q9 - It someone tears up a photograph, they rip it into small pieces.
Q10 - If someone tears off in their car, they drive away slowly and carefully.

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Q1 - It someone tears off a piece of paper, they rip it into small pieces.
True False
Q2 - If a building is torn down, it is demolished.
True False
Q3 - 'Tear apart' means to leave a place at great speed.
True False
Q4 - If someone tears into you, they criticize you strongly.
True False
Q5 - Please complete the form at the bottom of the page, then tear it ___ and send it to us.
apart
off
down
out
Q6 - If something tears you apart, it upsets you greatly.
True False
Q7 - 'Tear off' means to remove something with force.
True False
Q8 - If something is so fascinating you can't stop watching it, you can't tear yourself apart from it.
True False
Q9 - It someone tears up a photograph, they rip it into small pieces.
True False
Q10 - If someone tears off in their car, they drive away slowly and carefully.
True False

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