Test 29-Phrasal Verbs in Context | English Phrasal Verbs

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Phrasal verbs combine a base verb with another word, usually a preposition or adverb – known as a particle – to create a completely new meaning.
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    Question 1: Tracey saw a big dog and __________in fear.
    A. calmed down
    B. backed away
    C. fell behind
    D. came forward
    Question 2: Fireworks mustn't be __________ near the crowd, it's dangerous.
    A. kept in
    B. carried out
    C. let out
    D. let off
    Question 3: Mother used to __________ to those happy days.
    A. pass out
    B. take to
    C. think back
    D. pick on
    Question 4: Doctors advised him to _________ into the garden and enjoy the birds' singing.
    A. call off
    B. hang on
    C. get out
    D. give up
    Question 5: Helen needs to_______ her weight _________.
    A. keep down
    B. count on
    C. cut out
    D. let out
    Question 6: I remember that Bernie __________this taxi company.
    A. fell out
    B. advised against
    C. handed down
    D. gave in
    Question 7: The model was stunning and nobody could even think of what she was____________.
    A. coming across
    B. going through with
    C. knocking out
    D. giving in
    Question 8: It's unpleasant, when teachers _____ you _____ in the front of the whole class.
    A. put behind
    B. set up
    C. pass out
    D. put down
    Question 9: I don't like friends __________ in the middle of the night.
    A. putting in
    B. washing away
    C. turning up
    D. throwing out
    Question 10: Alice's departure_______________ her father's decision.
    A. goes off
    B. hangs on
    C. looks for
    D. gets out