Phrasal verbs- Take

Ben took apart the electric fan in order to

• break it

• steal it

• fix it

One of the things our local council has to do is take away our

• roads

• parks and playgrounds

• garbage or rubbish

The shop took back the jacket I'd bought and gave me

• a prize

• a receipt

• a refund

I took my new phone back to the store because

• I really liked it

• it didn't work properly

• I'd lost it

This is the best book on Jackson because it takes in

• a lot of money

• every aspect of his life

• about 800 pages

Professor Dumbledore's lectures are very interesting, but to take everything in you'll need to

• register early

• concentrate hard

• be checked by security

She's already raising two kids while doing a full-time job, and now she wants to take on even more

• help

• responsibility

• free time

I'm sorry, but at the moment our company isn't taking on any more

• staff

• profits

• offices

There was a "coup d'état" in the country, meaning a group of soldiers used force to take over

• the army

• the workforce

• the government

Maria took over as captain of the basketball team because

• the other players didn't like her

• she didn't want the responsibility

• the previous captain had retired