Choose the right phrasal verbs to replace the words in italics
1. We cancelled the match 3 minutes after it started due to the heavy rain.
A. called off B. carried on C. got off
2. He removed his coat and hang it on before coming into the room.
A. put on B. put out C. took off
3. Sally looks like her mother, doesn’t she?
A. looks at B. takes after C. looks after
4. His book will be published next summer.
A. come in B. come out C. go out
5. He resigned from his job after getting involved in the argument with the boss.
A. gave up B. gave back C. went out
6. That’s a good idea but I need time to meditate about it.
A. run over B. think over C. get over
7. The World War I began in 1914.
A. broke down B. broke into C. broke out
8. We need to discover how the information came out to the public.
A. try on B. find out C. work out
9. You can search the meaning of these words in the dictionary instead of asking me.
A. look at B. look on C. look up
10. A good friend will always support you.
A. stand for B. stand by C. turn down