Business English Phrasal Verbs Quiz: Bring Up, Wrap Up, Check Up - or Mess Up?
- Erin West
- Jan 1
- 2 min read
Updated: 17 hours ago

Welcome to the Business English Phrasal Verbs Quiz!
Today’s Focus:
We often use this phrasal verb when we finish work or complete a project.
Today’s Challenge:
The holidays are coming. Your team wants to finish everything on time so you can all relax. What phrasal verb do you use when you want to get the project done?
Let’s ___ this project before the holidays so we can all take a proper break.
A) bring up
B) wrap up
C) check up
D) mess up
Choose the correct option and listen to the sentence.
Did you get it right?
BRING UP
to start a conversation about something or to mention a topic
It's not the right time to bring this up yet.
He brought up an interesting point during the discussion.
During dinner, he brought up his recent trip to Paris.
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WRAP UP
to complete tasks, projects, or other activities before the holidays begin
We need to wrap up this project before the holidays. After all, everyone wants to have a stress-free break.
Let's wrap it up before the holidays so we don't have to deal with it later.
It would be great to wrap this up before the holidays
Make sure to wrap up your important tasks before the holidays so you can relax and enjoy the season.
CHECK UP on something/ somebody
to examine something to make sure it's okay
The manager asked me to check up on the team's progress.
I’ll check up on the status of the order later today.
Can you check up on the new employees to see how they're adjusting?
MESS UP
to make a mistake or do something badly
They messed up the order and delivered the wrong items.
I totally messed up my presentation; I forgot half of what I wanted to say.
He accidentally messed up the calculations and had to redo the entire report.
That's right! The correct answer is b) wrap up.