Preposition 'Out' - Phrasal Verb Quiz

Quiz for Verb: 'To out'

Choose the correct definition for each phrasal verb...

'Snuff out' means...

Take up a habit

Join or enter a competition

Extinguish a small flame by covering it

'Bowl out' means...

Arrange, organise

Hit someone's wicket in cricket with the ball

To enter.

'Count out' means...

Count a certain amount of money

Steal

Change a system

'Tear out' means...

To leave home for a social activity.

Depart rapidly

Appear unexpectedly

'Rack out' means...

Become covered with ice (lake, river, pond, etc)

Break into a computer system

Sleep, take a nap

'Move out' means...

Finally realise or understand something

Change lane or position to pass a vehicle

Comment on something said earlier in a conversation

'Bawl out' means...

To reply rudely to someone in authority

Scold

Reduce

'Argue out' means...

Treat insincerely

Argue about a problem to find a solution

To deplete by consumption or heavy spending

'Cross out' means...

Derive pleasure or benefit from something

Draw a line through some writing to show it is wrong

Cover in paper

'Bed out' means...

Move a plant outside

Incorporate something from the beginning

Contribute to a discussion

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