Phrasal verbs with 'Set'

Set apart in the article means

• Not very different

• Different from the others and noticeable

• Very similar

• Different but not noticeable

Where will they set up the display for the exhibition? Set up means...

• To pull down

• To arrange or create

• To move to another area

To manipulate a situation so that an innocent person seems guilty of a crime

• Set back

• Set up

• Set apart

I kept walking even though I sprained my ankle but when the pain set in, I had to stop. Set in means..

• To go away

• To become established

• To build

Set back in this article means

• Costs a lot of money

• To put behind

• To cause delay

• To do immediately

My father was set against me going to the party. Set against means...

• Wanting to do something

• Not wanting to do something

• Totally agree

I set out for work 3am every morning. Set out means..

• Start journey

• End journey

• Both

I arranged a business meeting for my colleagues.

• Set back

• Set up

• Set against

Her creative talent piece sets her _____ from the other contestants.

• Up

• Apart

• Against

He was __ __ by a vicious dog.

• set off

• set on/upon

• set in

• set against