Phrasal Verbs Quiz: set

1. set about - Helen has set about the daunting challenge of learning Japanese because she: a) doesn't have enough time b) isn't good at languages c) loves Japanese literature

2. set aside - Most people need to set aside a lot of money for their: a) bank managers b) old age c) lunch

3. set back (1) - The country's economic recovery has been set back a few months because of: a) falling export earnings b) increased business activity c) excellent export sales

4. set back (2) - Amy's new watch set her back: a) one new boyfriend b) two thousand dollars c) three full days

5. set off (1) - If your plane leaves at 9 o'clock, you'll need to set off for the airport about: a) 3 hours earlier b) 3 hours after c) 3 hours later

6. set off (2) - The rebel soldiers used mobile phones to set off: a) ring tones b) roadside bombs c) wrong numbers

7. set out (1) - After buying the Manchester City Football Club, the new owners set out to make it: a) a golf club instead b) one of the country's best teams c) one of the country's worst teams

8. set out (2) - After packing his bags and making sure he hadn't forgotten his passport, Roberto set out for: a) the bathroom b) the airport c) his pet dog

9. set up (1) - When he was still a young man, Henry Ford decided to set up: a) a new car b) a car engine c) a car company

10. set up (2) - Before interviewing people for his film about learning English, Daniel had to set up: a) some questions b) his equipment c) the students