[ Phrasal Verb ] OBJECTIVE GENERAL ENGLISH MCQ, PDF FOR WBCS PRELIMS P5

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English - 05

21. We should ________ for a rainy day.
(A) Put something by
(B) Put things off
(C) Put down
(D) Put into

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Correct Answer: [A] Put something by.

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22. They decided to ______ his number in the yellow pages.
(A) Lookup
(B) Look onto
(C) Look into
(D) Look at

[Phrasal Verb]

Correct Answer: [A] Lookup.

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23. The thief _____ with the ornaments.
(A) Made off
(B) Made up
(C) Made away
(D) Made out

[Phrasal Verb]

Correct Answer: [C] Made away.

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24. The boss simply could not _________ his inefficiency anymore.
(A) put down
(B) put across
(C) put off
(D) put up with

[Phrasal Verb]

Correct Answer: [D] put up with.

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25. He wanted to ________ out.
(A) want
(B) ask
(C) call
(D) order

[Phrasal Verb]

Correct Answer: [C] call.

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English - 04

16. The evidence with what one already knows.
(A) Gives in
(B) Goes down
(C) Ties in
(D) Sets in

[Phrasal Verb]

Correct Answer: [C] Ties in.

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17. There was a _________ on the midnight train.
(A) Hold
(B) Hold out
(C) Hold up
(D) Hold in

[Phrasal Verb]

Correct Answer: [C] Hold up.

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18. The boys were 'kept in' after school means that the boys were
(A) Confined
(B) Rewarded
(C) Caned
(D) Punished

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Correct Answer: [A] Confined.

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19. I will _________ her case as a precedent to my job until May.
(A) hold in
(B) hold to
(C) hold-up
(D) hold on

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Correct Answer: [D] hold on.

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20. His friend _______ his word much to his despair
(A) Went with
(B) Went in
(C) Went back on
(D) Went away from

[Phrasal Verb]

Correct Answer: [C] Went back on.

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English - 03

11. After prolonged suffering, he passed away.
(A) Expired
(B) Yielded
(C) Went away
(D) Left

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Correct Answer: [A] Expired.

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12. "Lay off" can mean to stop working and also
(A) To spread out
(B) To go to sleep
(C) To go on strike
(D) To leave alone

[Phrasal Verb]

Correct Answer: [A] To spread out.

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13. He wanted to _______ out.
(A) want
(B) ask
(C) call
(D) order

[Phrasal Verb]

Correct Answer: [C] call.

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14. I cannot make out what he wishes to say.
(A) Discover
(B) Explain
(C) Guess
(D) Understand

[Phrasal Verb]

Correct Answer: [D] Understand.

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15. In a moment of a hurry, the files had been ________ by Hamilton. (Insert correct phrasal verb)
(A) cast up
(B) cast aside
(C) cast about
(D) cast out

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Correct Answer: [A] cast up.

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English - 02

6. After a promising start, his career soon came to an end in a disappointing way.
(A) Flaked out
(B) Rounded off
(C) Roughed out
(D) Fizzled outs

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Correct Answer: [D] Fizzled outs.

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7. If you can hang on a second. I'll look for my brother and tell him you're on the phone for him.
(A) Retain
(B) Live
(C) Wait
(D) Endure

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Correct Answer: [C] Wait.

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8. Would you make out the bill, please
(A) Understand
(B) Distinguish
(C) Claim
(D) Write or fill in forms, cheques, etc

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Correct Answer: [D] Write or fill in forms, cheques, etc.

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9. After much effort, he could tide over the crisis.
(A) Defeat
(B) Enjoy
(C) Overcome
(D) Win over

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Correct Answer: [C] Overcome.

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10. We can put you up if you are staying in town overnight.
(A) Give accommodation
(B) Nominate as a candidate
(C) Lend
(D) Tolerate

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Correct Answer: [A] Give accommodation.

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English - 01

1. There was no __________ in the rain. (Insert correct phrasal verb)
(A) let up
(B) let in
(C) let off
(D) let go

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Correct Answer: [A] let up.

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2. This book is difficult to understand, and when I'm tired I can't take in what the author means.
(A) Understand
(B) Observe
(C) Give accommodation to
(D) Include

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Correct Answer: [A] Understand.

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3. You cannot always go by appearances.
(A) Ignore
(B) Judge From
(C) Bypass
(D) Neglect

[Phrasal Verb]

Correct Answer: [B] Judge From.

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4. After much resistance, the robbers gave in to the police.
(A) Yielded
(B) Defeated
(C) Arrested
(D) Apologized

[Phrasal Verb]

Correct Answer: [A] Yielded.

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5. As soon as January is over the days begin to draw out noticeably.
(A) Get longer
(B) Encourage to be less shy
(C) Obtain
(D) Leave

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Correct Answer: [A] Get longer.

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