Phrasal verb MAKE online exercise-iframe

Replace the verb in brackets with the verb ‘make’ (in the correct tense) and the correct preposition or adverb.
Example: What do you (think about) his suggestion? => What do you make of his suggestion?

He had to (invent) an excuse for not attending the meeting.
1. MAKE OUT
2. MAKE UP
3. MAKE FOR
It's not nice to (laugh at) those who make the mistakes.
1. MAKE OFF WITH
2. MAKE OUT
3. MAKE FUN OF
I can't (understand) what the customer is saying on the phone.
1. MAKE OF
2. MAKE FUN OF
3. MAKE OUT
Jake always (claims) to be an expert in every area.
1. MAKES OUT
2. MAKES HIMSELF OUT
3. MAKES UP
Lea and Amy accepted to (become friends again) and end their disagreement.
1. MAKE OUT
2. MAKE UP FOR
3. MAKE UP
I promise I'll (compensate) the two weeks I was absent.
1. MAKE OUT
2. MAKE UP FOR
3. MAKE UP
The boy (stole and ran away with) my wallet while I was checking the bill.
1. MADE UP WITH
2. MADE OUT WITH
3. MADE OFF WITH
The participants all (headed in the direction of) the exit at the same time.
1. MADE UP
2. MADE FOR
3. MADE OUT

PHRASAL VERB - MAKE

Multiple-Choice Exercise