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MCQ on Phrasal verbs
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Today (January 18, 2026) Daily MCQs: 60 questions — Showing page 4 of 6
Q31. I saw through the trick.
Correct Option:
C [ detected ]
Explanation: saw through: to understand the truth about someone or something and not allow yourself to be deceived:
Q32. Instead of "tolerance" we can say:
Correct Option:
C [ bear with ]
Explanation: bear with: be patient or tolerant with someone.
Q33. The detective suddenly ________ a useful clue.
Correct Option:
B [ came across ]
Explanation: "Come across" in this sense means to find or encounter something by chance or unexpectedly.
Q34. "Finding by chance" is expressed by which of the following phrasal verb?
Correct Option:
B [ Come upon ]
Explanation: "Come upon": to find or meet someone or something, unexpectedly:
Q35. We have no alternative plan to ________ on.
Correct Option:
A [ fall back ]
Explanation: the phrase "to fall back on" means to have an alternative or contingency plan in case the original plan does not work out.
Q36. Faith bears ________ a man.
Correct Option:
C [ up ]
Explanation: "bears up" means Support, Encourage, embolden
Q37. "The Chairman is unwell and we will have to ________ the meeting for few days."
Correct Option:
D [ put off ]
Explanation: put something off means to change something to a later time or date. synonyms are postpone, delay etc.
Q38. Find appropriate Phrasal verb for "Loiter aimlessly"
Correct Option:
B [ Hang about ]
Explanation: "Hang around" typically implies lingering or spending time without a clear purpose or direction.
e.g:"He likes to hang around the park when he has nothing to do."
e.g:"He likes to hang around the park when he has nothing to do."
Q39. Find appropriate Phrasal verb for " Be patient "
Correct Option:
C [ Hold on ]
Explanation: "hold on" means "be patient.
e.g:"Please hold on for a second; I'll be right with you."
e.g:"Please hold on for a second; I'll be right with you."
Q40. Find appropriate Phrasal verb for " Resist "
Correct Option:
B [ Hold out ]
Explanation: "hold out" means "to resist."
e.g: "He held out and didn't accept the unfair offer."
e.g: "He held out and didn't accept the unfair offer."
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