Phrasal verbs BE and BLOW

The summer breeze is enough to blow ______the troubles of daily life and make one feel at peace.

• down

• away

• up

• in

The strong winds have blown _______ several trees in the park, narrowly missing the buildings around.

• away

• over

• out

• down

Myron had no plans for the weekend until his old school friend decided to blow __ for a visit.

• down

• away

• in

• up

We need to blow ___ all of the candles before we leave the house to avoid any potential fire hazards.

• out

• away

• down

• through

Although the pandemic seemed scary at first, it will eventually blew _____and life started returning to normal.

• over
• up
• off
• away

I went jogging to blow ____ some steam as I was too angry to stay with them.

• in
• over

• up
• off

She placed the feather on her finger nd blew it ______watching as it was slowly floating down.

• away

• abroad

• through

• over

They used plastic explosive to blow _____ the bridge.

• away

• abroad

• up

• through

Would you help me blow _____these balloons?

• down
• away
• off
• up

After facing a series of unfortunate events, he was left completely _________ with no place to go.

• for

• down and out

• up

• on