18_Q(20)

How do you EXPLAIN your unusually high ECL score?

• account for

• figure out

• get across

• check up on

He was RAISED by his grandparents after his parents' death.

• lifted

• brought up by

• hoisted

• carried away with

When you go walking in the woods, BE CAREFUL OF snakes and spiders.

• look down on

• look out for

• look up to

• look up

The boss REQUIRES prompt arrival and good work.

• keeps up with

• insists on

• depends of

• looks into

I will not TOLERATE any more cheating on the tests!

• try on

• put up with

• remind of

• part with

Dogs and cats don't ACT LIKE FRIENDS most of the time.

• keep up with

• look like

• get along

• turn up

I try to SAVE $200 each month to buy a new motorcycle.

• put aside

• put out

• put up with

• put out

The children DID NOT GO TO BED until after midnight.

• waited on

• turned off

• stayed up

• ran into

Just because you are angry at your boss, don't TRANSFER YOUR ANGER TO us.

• take it out on

• get it across with

• point it out to

• bring it back from

A captain IS LOWER IN RANK THAN a major.

• is over

• is ahead of

• is under

• is up to