Phrasal Verbs MCQs with Answers

His father-in-law _ him up in business.

• A.set
• B.put
• C.made
• D.gave

Despite their differences, Sarah and Tom _ each other at work.

• A.get on well with
• B.get off with
• C.get over with
• D.get out with

What does the phrasal verb 'pull it off' mean?

• A.To remove something forcefully
• B.To achieve something difficult
• C.To postpone a plan
• D.To pull something towards oneself

After years abroad, she began to _ her hometown and old friends.

• A.cast aside
• B.look down upon
• C.hanker after
• D.run into

The thief tried to _ from the police after the robbery.

• A.get away
• B.get along
• C.get over
• D.get through

It's time to _ these old clothes that I no longer wear.

• A.get over
• B.get away with
• C.get along with
• D.get rid of

During the camping trip, we had to _ electricity.

• A.do without
• B.do away with
• C.do out
• D.do over

She had to _ the job offer because it was too far from home.

• A.turn down
• B.turn up
• C.turn in
• D.turn over

After their argument, they decided to _ and be friends again.

• A.make up
• B.make out
• C.make over
• D.make off

Choose an option that is correct according to the standard use of English: The doctor told him to give up smoking

• A.The doctor told him to give away smoking.
• B.The doctor told him to give in smoking.
• C.The doctor told him to give up smoking.
• D.The doctor told him to give out smoking.