I will _______ to my job until May.

• hold up
• hold on
• hold in
• hold
Correct Option: B  [ hold on ]

Remark: "hold on": to wait or pause.

She found the perfect title for her new novel.

• break upon
• hit upon
• turned up
• none of these
Correct Option: B  [ hit upon ]

Remark: "hit upon": to come upon unexpectedly or by chance

The proposal was REJECTED by the President of the meeting. (Phrasal verbs)

• turned up
• turned down
• called off
• none of the these
Correct Option: B  [ turned down ]

Remark: "REJECT": decline to accept

She failed to ____________ to her name.

• line up
• shine up
• keep up
• rise up
Correct Option: C  [ keep up ]

Remark: "keep up": to go or make progress at the same rate.

We regard her as our mother.

• bear away
• look upon
• to make over
• to put by
Correct Option: B  [ look upon ]

Remark: "look upon": perceive, regard as, think of.

There was no __________ in the rain.

• let up
• let in
• let off
• let go
Correct Option: A  [ let up ]

Remark:

The thief ___________ with the ornaments. (find appropriate Phrasal verb)

• Made away
• Made out
• Made off
• Made up
Correct Option: C  [ Made off ]

Remark: "Made off": to leave quickly, usually in order to escape.

Some interesting matters __________ in our discussion yesterday.

• came up
• got up
• came in
• came about
Correct Option: A  [ came up ]

Remark:

The teacher gives many examples to __________ the idea contained in the poem.

• bring about
• bring in
• bring forth
• bring out
Correct Option: D  [ bring out ]

Remark: "bring out": to come out / release:

After a prolonged suffering he passed away.

• went away
• left
• expired
• yielded
Correct Option: C  [ expired ]

Remark: "passed away": demise, die