Certainly! Let's go through and choose the correct phrasal verbs based on the context given in each sentence. Here are my suggestions:

44. We need to ______ the mess before guests arrive.
- A. clear up

45. I was ______ by the smell of that dish.
- B. put off

46. Try not to ______ your brother’s toys.
- A. tell off

47. They had to ______ their jackets during security check.
- B. take off

48. Don’t ______ me—I’m doing my best!
- A. speed up

49. I hope to ______ quickly after the flu.
- C. wake up

50. We had to ______ new ideas after the plan failed.
- A. come up with

1. I tried to study, but the noise really ______.
- D. put off

2. Let’s ______ our coats and go for a walk.
- A. take off

3. She finally ______ and bought the ticket.
- C. made up her mind

4. The plane will ______ in ten minutes.
- D. take off

5. The team needs time to ______ before the match.
- A. warm up

6. I can’t ______ his rude behavior anymore.
- C. put up with

7. We’ll ______ a solution if we think together.
- B. work out

8. I love to ______ with my cousins on weekends.
- C. hang out

9. We’re going to ______ for the airport at 5 a.m.
- B. set off

10. They’re planning to ______ a new café downtown.
- B. set up

These answers fit the context and typical usage of these phrasal verbs.