Choose the sentence where the idiom has been incorrectly used.

Choose the most appropriate option that explains the meaning of the underlined phrase in the given sentence:

He finally got to me by his constant badgering about my shortcomings.

Choose the appropriate phrasal verbs given in List I to replace the underlined words given in List-II

LIST-I Phrasal Verbs.		LIST-II Sentences
A.	fall through	I.	Our efforts were not in vain, the plan did not fail.
B.	fall in	II.	I am not going to believe all the lies you tell me.
C.	fall upon	III.	After the death of the commander, the responsibility of managing the regiment will rest on his shoulders.
D.	fall for	IV.	The army commander ordered his troops to get into formation before the attack.

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Choose the most appropriate option to complete the sentence:-

Doctor has advised you to _________ your salt intake.

Match the phrasal verbs in List-I with their meanings in List-II:

List-I	List-II
(Phrasal verbs)	(Meanings)
(A) to jazz up	(I) something you mention in an indirect way
(B) scale back	(II) to make production or spending smaller in size, extent or amount
(C) allude to	(III) to be asked to do something
(D) call upon	(IV) to make something more interesting or exciting

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Match the meanings given in List-I with the correct phrasal verbs given in List-II.

	LIST-I (Meanings)		LIST-II (Phrasal Verbs)
A.	Run away or destroy	I.	Make out
B.	Understand the meaning	II.	Make up
C.	Be reconciled after a quarrel	III.	Make-up for
D.	Compensate	IV.	Make off with

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Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.

He has still not found a job and continues to ________ his assiduous parents.