She found the perfect title for her new novel.

• break upon
• hit upon
• turned up
• none of these
Correct Option: B  [ hit upon ]

Remark: "hit upon": to come upon unexpectedly or by chance

The secret information was ________ from me.

• held away
• held off
• held back
• held out
Correct Option: C  [ held back ]

Remark: "held back": to refrain from revealing.

Ramesh was called upon to explain guilt.

• summoned
• invited
• explained
• one of these
Correct Option: A  [ summoned ]

Remark: "called upon": call on somebody to do something.

Can you please __________ my website just before I publish it?

• find out
• go through
• set out
• look up
Correct Option: B  [ go through ]

Remark:

The country's economy is beginning to look up now.

• remain static
• improve
• look clear
• go down
Correct Option: B  [ improve ]

Remark: "look up": to become glad, hopeful, brighten, glow.

The teacher will ________ a new chapter tomorrow.

• take over
• take up
• take down
• take off
Correct Option: B  [ take up ]

Remark: "take up": to adopt or begin something new.

The minister assured the agitating employees that he would look into their demands sympathetically.

• discuss
• watch
• grant
• examine
Correct Option: D  [ examine ]

Remark: "look into": examine, investigate, study.

Find appropriate Phrasal verb for "Loiter aimlessly"

• Hold up
• Hang about
• Keep on
• lay off
Correct Option: B  [ Hang about ]

Remark: "Hang around" typically implies lingering or spending time without a clear purpose or direction.
e.g:"He likes to hang around the park when he has nothing to do."

By his virtuous life, he has made amends for his past actions.

• repented for
• compensated for
• forgotten about
• none of these
Correct Option: B  [ compensated for ]

Remark:

To look quickly through a book is an important study skill.

• to skim
• to summarize
• to outline
• to paraphrase
Correct Option: A  [ to skim ]

Remark: "to skim ": To read, study, or examine superficially and rapidly.