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Froggy Jumps Phone VocabularyOnline version vocab practicing the new phone vocab by Emily Libby 1 What does it mean if someone “hung up” the phone? a They ended a call. b They answered a call. c They dropped the phone. 2 If your call gets “cut off,” what happened? a You switched to a video call. b The battery died. c The call ended suddenly, usually because of a bad signal. 3 What are you doing when you're “texting”? a Speaking with someone. b Sending written messages. c Leaving a voicemail. 4 You are “put on hold” when... a Someone is calling you back. b You hang up the phone. c You are waiting on a call while hearing music. 5 Which sentence uses “voicemail” correctly? a I left him a voicemail because he didn’t answer. b I heard the voicemail ringing. c I sent her a voicemail to meet later. 6 What does it mean if the line is “busy”? a The call is connected. b Someone is already on the phone. c The phone is off. 7 What are you doing when you're “swiping” on your phone? a Pressing a button. b Making a call. c Moving your finger across the screen. 8 You’re talking to someone, but suddenly you can’t hear them and the call ends. What probably happened? a The call got cut off. b Their phone went off. c They hung up on purpose. 9 You’re in a quiet library and someone’s phone suddenly plays loud music. What happened? a They were texting. b Their phone went off. c They were put on hold. 10 You call customer service. The agent says, “Please wait while I transfer you.” You hear music. What has happened? a You left a voicemail. b The agent hung up. c You are on hold. 11 Maria checks her phone and sees: 1 new voicemail. What likely happened? a She missed a call and someone left her a message. b She put someone on hold. c Her phone line was busy. 12 Lisa keeps moving her finger across the screen to see new pictures of her vacation. What is she doing? a Calling back b Dialing c Swiping

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Phone Vocabulary

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Phone VocabularyOnline version

by Emily Libby

What does it mean if someone “hung up” the phone?

If your call gets “cut off,” what happened?

What are you doing when you're “texting”?

You are “put on hold” when...

Which sentence uses “voicemail” correctly?

What does it mean if the line is “busy”?

What are you doing when you're “swiping” on your phone?

You’re talking to someone, but suddenly you can’t hear them and the call ends. What probably happened?

You’re in a quiet library and someone’s phone suddenly plays loud music. What happened?

You call customer service. The agent says, “Please wait while I transfer you.” You hear music. What has happened?

Maria checks her phone and sees: 1 new voicemail. What likely happened?

Lisa keeps moving her finger across the screen to see new pictures of her vacation. What is she doing?