Test: Type I (Phrasal Verbs) - Bank Exams MCQ

"Take up" means to start a new hobby or activity. The sentence implies that the speaker wants to start a new hobby to help them relax.

"Look after" means to take care of or be responsible for someone or something.

"Turn off" means to stop the operation or functioning of something, like a light or a machine.

 "Run into" can mean both to collide with something and to meet someone unexpectedly.

"Throw away" means to get rid of something by discarding or disposing of it, usually in the trash.

"Shot down" means to reject or criticize someone's idea or suggestion.

"Get along with" means to have a friendly, harmonious relationship with someone.

"Cut back on" means to decrease the amount or frequency of something, often in an effort to save resources or improve a situation.

This phrasal verb means to succeed in doing something, especially something difficult. For example, "She managed to pull off the impossible and win the race."

This phrasal verb means to stop doing something that you have been doing regularly or trying to do. For example, "He finally gave up smoking after many years of trying to quit."