phrasal verbs

1. Don’t forget to ______ your files before turning off the computer.

• A. blow up
• B. back up
• C. break down
• D. call off

2. The bomb might ______ at any time.

• A. blow up
• B. put up with
• C. keep on
• D. fall behind

My car ______ on the way to work yesterday.

• A. broke up
• B. broke down
• C. came up
• D. called in

The scientist finally managed to ______ the difficult problem.

• A. break through
• B. break up
• C. calm down
• D. give up

They decided to ______ after five years together.

• A. break out
• B. break up
• C. come up
• D. drop by

The new policy will ______ positive changes in the company.

• A. bring out
• B. bring about
• C. bring up
• D. bring along

Don’t forget to ______ your ID card when you go to the exam.

• A. bring along
• B. bring up
• C. look after
• D. hand in

Regular exercise will help you ______ your strength.

• A. look into
• B. go over
• C. put aside
• D. build up

She suddenly ______ tears when she heard the sad news.

• A. ran out of
• B. put aside
• C. burst into
• D. looked up

They had to ______ a doctor to help the injured man.

• A. call off
• B. call in
• C. call up
• D. call for