Test 30-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: It's presumed that elderly people are easy to deceive,but my grandma will hardly __________anybody's tricks.
    A. get on with
    B. keep in
    C. come forward
    D. fall for
    Question 2: We should __________ all the possible risks before moving there.
    A. wash away
    B. run after
    C. throw away
    D. think over
    Question 3: Let's __________ the road for a change.
    A. look over
    B. turn off
    C. opt out
    D. pick at
    Question 4: Criminals should__________in jails.
    A. keep on
    B. keep in
    C. fall back on
    D. end up
    Question 5: Vicky has been__________ her sunglasses the whole morning.
    A. coming forward
    B. looking for
    C. looking after
    D. fitting in
    Question 6: I have to__________a lot of tests today.
    A. get along with
    B. hold up
    C. get through
    D. knock down
    Question 7: When do you usually __________? - About 7 p.m.
    A. turn against
    B. wrap up
    C. turn over
    D. tell apart
    Question 8: The baby was sleeping peacefully when suddenly he___________a cry.
    A. let out
    B. let on
    C. gave in
    D. kept from
    Question 9: Her beauty ___________with years.
    A. kept in
    B. fell in with
    C. carried out
    D. fizzled out
    Question 10: Little Charlie is __________ again! He has spilt the milk and pretends to be innocent.
    A. carrying on
    B. falling behind
    C. fussing over
    D. acting up