Which word or phrase means: to tell someone something you think they don’t know?
Reading and Vocabulary
Get the message · English Language
Subunit questions
Question 1
A
made out
B
wipe out
C
pointed out
D
get across
Question 2
Which word or phrase means: to understand and remember something you are told?
A
pick up
B
brought about
C
take in
D
pointed out
Question 3
Which word or phrase means: to successfully communicate a message/ an idea?
A
spelled out
B
get across
C
came across
D
figure out
Question 4
Which word or phrase means: to receive sounds, phone signals, etc?
A
brought about
B
pointed out
C
pick up
D
made out
Question 5
Which word or phrase means: to meet or find something or someone?
A
figure out
B
take in
C
pick up
D
came across
Question 6
Which word or phrase means: to explain something very clearly?
A
came across
B
figure out
C
take in
D
spelled out
Question 7
Which word or phrase means: to see something with difficulty?
A
wipe out
B
get across
C
made out
D
spelled out
Question 8
Which word or phrase means: to solve or understand something?
A
take in
B
pick up
C
figure out
D
brought about
Question 9
Which word or phrase means: to destroy something completely?
A
get across
B
spelled out
C
came across
D
wipe out
Question 10
Which word or phrase means: to cause something to happen?
A
pointed out
B
made out
C
wipe out
D
brought about
A preview of “Reading and Vocabulary” from the unit “Get the message” in English Language: 3 lesson sections, 10 definitions, 10 worked questions.
Source: NCCD, Lesson 2A: Reading and Vocabulary, Making contact (pp.8-9)
