Phrasal verbs

"We admire him as a hero."

Which phrasal verb could replace "admire" in this sentence?

• cut back on

• turn down

• count on

• look up to

"If you're adding a new function, try it . . . . . . first in a sandbox - preferably completely outside the rest of the application."

Which preposition correctly completes the sentence?

• off

• out

• on

• over

"Some impractical suggestions were turned down by the committee."

What's the meaning of "turned down" in this sentence?

• repeated

• delayed

• rejected

• tested

"We hope we can count . . . . . your continued cooperation and support."

What preposition should be used to complete the sentence adequately?

"I'm glad the campaign was successful - I wouldn't want to . . . . . ."

Which phrase can be used to complete the sentence appropriately?

• do it over

• try it out

• turn it down

• count it on

"Never put off till tomorrow what may be done today."

What's the meaning of "put off" in this sentence?

• reject

• delay

• admire

• repeat

"She gave . . . . . to an impulse and took the money."

Which preposition correctly completes the sentence?

• at

• on

• in

• with

"We must cut . . . . . on expenditure in order to remain solvent."

To create the meaning of "reduce" in the sentence, what adverb / preposition is necessary?