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She was offered a scholarship, but she ______ it ______ because she wanted to study in her home country.

A. turned, down ✓
B. turned, up
C. turned, off
D. turned, in
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Jun 25, 2026

The discussion on genetics ______ for three hours.

A. went on ✓
B. went by
C. went through
D. went off
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The power went ______ during the storm.

A. out ✓
B. off
C. down
D. away
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Let’s ______ the main points of the chapter one more time before the test.

A. go over ✓
B. go on
C. go out
D. go by
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The thief ______ with the jewelry before the police arrived.

A. got by
B. got off
C. got on
D. got away ✓
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I don’t ______ people who are dishonest.

A. get along with ✓
B. get away with
C. get on
D. get over
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Jun 25, 2026

Which question is grammatically correct?

A. Did you hand in the report? ✓
B. Did you handed in the report?
C. You did hand in the report?
D. Did you hand the report up?
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It is difficult to ______ on such a low salary.

A. get by ✓
B. get on
C. get through
D. get up
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The teacher ______ that the exam would cover the first five chapters.

A. pointed out ✓
B. pointed at
C. pointed to
D. pointed up
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The phrasal verb “go through” in “She had to go through a lot of hardship” means:

A. to use up
B. to ignore
C. to experience or endure ✓
D. to search
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Could you please ______ the volume? I can’t hear the news.

A. turn down
B. turn in
C. turn up ✓
D. turn off
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The administration had to ______ the student protest.

A. deal with ✓
B. deal in
C. deal out
D. deal on
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In the sentence, “His business has really taken off,” the phrasal verb ‘taken off’ means:

A. removed
B. departed
C. become successful ✓
D. imitated
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Jun 25, 2026

She ______ the opportunity to study abroad.

A. jumped at ✓
B. jumped on
C. jumped in
D. jumped over
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Jun 25, 2026

It is important to ______ early in the morning on the day of the exam.

A. get on
B. get by
C. get up ✓
D. get over
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Jun 25, 2026

The government is trying to ______ a new policy on public health.

A. bring up
B. bring about
C. bring in ✓
D. bring back
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Jun 25, 2026

I have ______ of milk; I need to buy some more.

A. run out ✓
B. run into
C. run over
D. run down
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Jun 25, 2026

The synonym for the phrasal verb “call off” is:

A. to visit
B. to telephone
C. to shout
D. to cancel ✓
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Jun 25, 2026

The police are ______ the cause of the accident.

A. looking up
B. looking into ✓
C. looking for
D. looking after
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