Preposition 'To' - Phrasal Verb Quiz

Quiz for Verb: 'To to'

Choose the correct definition for each phrasal verb...

'Go down to' means...

Take or grab hold of something

Be logical, make sense

Be defeated

'Add up to' means...

Come to a certain amount or figure

Sing or shout unpleasantly loudly

Move from lying down to a sitting position

'Belong to' means...

Be connected to a time, place, belief, thing, etc

Try to find

Make a part of a picture darker

'Give way to' means...

Relinquish position or ascendancy

Argue about a problem to find a solution

Open a business

'Trot off to' means...

Go somewhere

Sing or shout unpleasantly loudly

Make something faster

'Pop down to' means...

Erode, remove gradually

Go somewhere quickly to do something, often to buy or get something

Move backwards, of a tide

'Cater to' means...

To provide what is needed, often seen negatively

Dress warmly

If you knock someone back, you reject them emotionally or sexually.

'Stand up to' means...

Resist damage

Treat someone badly

Stop a machine or device.

'Amount to' means...

Excite, inflame

Be successful, achieve much- though used in a negative sense

Become involved in or accept

'Give way to' means...

Yield, surrender, retreat

Break down, stop working

Revenge

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