Phrasal Verbs

His eldest child _______ him so much.

• takes in

• takes up

• takes after

• takes to

The boy couldn't __________ the meaning of the code word.

• make out

• make off

• make over

• make off

The man has a habit of ______ from such problems.

• running over

• running down

• running out

• running away

Yesterday's weather forecast _____ turned out to be quite wrong.

• turned up

• turned out

• turned off

• turned back

The principal ________ the prizes to the winners of the quiz.

• gave over

• gave off

• gave away

• gave in

The newly elected members wanted to _______ drastic changes in the organization.

• bring about

• bring to

• bring out

• bring up

Three local people ____ to give vital information about the incident.

• came into

• came forward

• came between

• came off

The manager wanted to _______ the documents before taking a decision.

• go by

• go off

• go through

• go down

His colleague was looking for a chance to _______ in the race for promotion.

• get down

• get up

• get about

• get ahead

The protesters ________ the pressure by striking work.

• kept back

• kept up

• kept in

• kept to