Phrasal Verbs - Quiz 3-online iframe

The meeting had to be (postponed) because of the strike.
1. SET OFF
2. PUT OFF
3. LAID OFF
4. SET TO
The films begins at 8.30. I'll (call for you) at 8.15.
1. PICK YOU UP
2. TAKE YOU OUT
3. COLLECT YOU UP
4. RUN YOU UP
Tom is depressed. He's finding it difficult to (recover from) his divorce.
1. GET PAST
2. GET OVER
3. GO AFTER
4. GIVE AWAY
There is no more sugar. Never mind. We can (manage with none) it!
1. DISPENSE OF
2. MAKE UP
3. TAKE OFF
4. DO WITHOUT
Sometimes teachers have to (manage) aggressive children.
1. HANDLE TO
2. DEAL WITH
3. COPE ON
4. WORK OUT
Alan (met unexpectedly) Julie at the supermarket.
1. WALKED INTO
2. CRASHED INTO
3. BUMPED INTO
4. BANGED INTO
The boss wanted to know how we could (justify) the decrease in sales.
1. MAKE UP
2. BREAK DOWN
3. ADD UP
4. ACCOUNT FOR
If we (have no more) of petrol on this isolated road we'll be in trouble!
1. LACK IN
2. RUN OUT
3. STAY OUT
4. ROLL OUT
Sometimes fighting (begins) among supporters at football matches.
1. TAKES OFF
2. STARTS UP
3. BREAKS OUT
4. RISES UP
There will be no press conference tomorrow. It has been (cancelled).
1. CALLED OFF
2. TAKEN BACK
3. PUT AWAY
4. SET OFF

Phrasal Verbs Quiz 3 - mixed