Prepositions in Phrasal Verbs

"The prisoner managed to break ___ of prison."

As you know, a phrasal verb is a verb and a preposition used together. In the English language there are hundreds of phrasal verbs and no short-cut to learning them; however, the more you practise them, the easier they become to understand.

Below you will see ten sentences using phrasal verbs. In each sentence the preposition is missin so please choose the correct one. The meaning of the phrasal verb is in brackets.

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• It's time that you made ___ your mind. (DECIDE)
  
  in
  up
  on
  down
  
  
• During the fire, 20 prisoners managed to break ___. (ESCAPE)
  
  up
  through
  out
  over
  
  
• My hair started falling ___ while I was still young. (BECOME UNATTACHED)
  
  out
  down
  from
  under
  
  
• I give ___. I can't answer the question. What's the answer? (STOP TRYING)
  
  up
  out
  over
  on
  
  
• He went to a funeral. His friend passed ___ last week. (DIED)
  
  to
  from
  up
  away
  
  
• She'll call you ___ later tonight. (RETURN A CALL)
  
  away
  out
  back
  front
  
  
• Tom can't come, he's looking ___ his baby brother. (TAKING CARE OF)
  
  over
  under
  after
  past
  
  
• The dog went ___ her. It's a very dangerous dog. (ATTACK)
  
  to
  in
  for
  of
  
  
• Do you hold ___ his ideas? (AGREE)
  
  out
  in
  with
  to
  
  
• There's only 2 miles to go. Let's push ___ . (CONTINUE)
  
  over
  up
  through
  on