Phrasal Verbs Quiz: fall

1. fall apart - You'll know that a book is falling apart if you can see: a) its pages coming loose b) its sales aren't good c) it's not well-written

2. fall back on - After his band broke up and his career in music ended, John had to fall back on: a) his accounting degree b) a holiday in Europe c) his hobbies

3. fall behind - All the other teams are falling behind Manchester United in the table, so Manchester United look like: a) winning the title b) losing the title c) finding the title

4. fall for (1) - If you fall for a scam that promises you millions of dollars if you help someone move money out of another country through your bank account, you will: a) make lots of money b) lose lots of money c) save lots of money

5. fall for (2) - Brian fell for the girl next door, so he: a) went to hospital b) shouted at her c) married her

6. fall off - In the hotel business, bookings always fall off in: a) the high season b) the low season c) the holiday season

7. fall out (1) - Nigel knew his hair was falling out, and that in a year or two he would: a) be bald b) be grey c) be thin

8. fall out (2) - If two friends have fallen out over something, they are probably: a) very clumsy b) not talking to each other c) looking for it

9. fall over - If you fall over in the bathroom, you could: a) hurt yourself b) bath yourself c) break yourself

10. fall through - Their plan to start a restaurant fell through, so they'll be: a) delaying the opening b) opening it sooner c) doing something else instead