Question on phrasal noun examples

Sure thing, Milena! Let’s tackle these questions step by step. 😊

1. Complete the Sentence

Question: "The team had a quick ___ before the big presentation."
(Options: run-up, break-out, take-off)

The correct answer is run-through (instead of run-up).

• A run-through is a quick rehearsal or practice. It fits perfectly because the team is preparing for the presentation.
  Answer: "The team had a quick run-through before the big presentation."

2. Match the Phrasal Noun to its Definition

Options:
a) Breakdown
b) Set-up
c) Run-through

Definitions:
i. A quick rehearsal or practice
ii. An arrangement or structure
iii. A failure or collapse

Here’s the correct matching:

• a) Breakdown → iii (A failure or collapse)
  Example: "The engine had a breakdown during the race."
• b) Set-up → ii (An arrangement or structure)
  Example: "The set-up for the experiment took hours."
• c) Run-through → i (A quick rehearsal or practice)
  Example: "Let’s do one last run-through before the concert."

Final Answers Recap:

1. Sentence Completion: run-through
2. Matching:
   • a) Breakdown → iii
   • b) Set-up → ii
   • c) Run-through → i

Let me know if you need more help with phrasal nouns.