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Grade 2 Everyday Phrases: Free SOF IEO Practice | Glovoy

Q: What does “catch a fish” mean?

C) to hook and pull in a fish from the water. We hoped to catch a fish at the quiet lake.

Q: What does “change the towels” mean?

A) to take away used towels and put out fresh ones. Please change the towels in the bathroom today.

Q: What does “divided in two” mean?

D) split into two separate parts. The cake was divided in two for the friends.

Q: What does “draw the drapes” mean?

A) to pull the curtains closed across a window. Please draw the drapes so the room is dark.

Class 2 English 4 free questions · Updated June 2026

Everyday phrases are the little word-teams we say all the time: shake hands, take a seat, brush your teeth. They are not idioms (the words mean just what they say) and not single words, just the natural groupings that make English sound fluent instead of stilted. Knowing them helps your child read and speak more smoothly. Try a few below and see how many you already use without thinking.

Free Diagnostic Questions

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Bronze

What does “catch a fish” mean?

A a baby fish

B a small pool of water on the ground

C to hook and pull in a fish from the water

D having a lot of rain

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Correct: C) to hook and pull in a fish from the water

We hoped to catch a fish at the quiet lake.

Bronze

What does “change the towels” mean?

A to take away used towels and put out fresh ones

B a person who does magic tricks for fun

C firm and hard, not liquid or gas

D extremely angry and hard to control

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Correct: A) to take away used towels and put out fresh ones

Please change the towels in the bathroom today.

Silver

What does “divided in two” mean?

A a shop where things are sold

B a short written note that reminds people about something

C complete, with no part missing

D split into two separate parts

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Correct: D) split into two separate parts

The cake was divided in two for the friends.

Silver

What does “draw the drapes” mean?

A to pull the curtains closed across a window

B to go down under the water

C to lift, collect, or learn quickly

D a holiday away from school or work

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Correct: A) to pull the curtains closed across a window

Please draw the drapes so the room is dark.

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Grade 2 Everyday Phrases: Free SOF IEO Practice | Glovoy

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