Phrasal Verbs: up

He picked ____ the book from the floor.
1. up
2. down
I live in Bristol but I go ____ to London regularly.
1. up
2. down
They decided to pull ____ the ruined building.
1. up
2. down
He went bankrupt and had to sell ____ .
1. up
2. down
Bill told the excited girl to calm ____ .
1. up
2. down
During the war the statues were melted ____ for their metal.
1. up
2. down
The United Nations was set ____ after World War II.
1. up
2. down
The recipe for making cider has been handed ____ from mother to daughter for generations.
1. up
2. down
The woman cut ____ the carrots and put the little pieces in the pan.
1. up
2. down
The terrorists blew ____ the bridge.
1. up
2. down
The wind blew ____ the bridge.
1. up
2. down
There used to be a lot of buses but the service has been cut ____ to two a day.
1. up
2. down
For my New Year’s Resolution, I’ve decided to give ____ drinking whisky.
1. up
2. down
I turned ____ the job because I didn’t want to work near a nuclear power station.
1. up
2. down
Some people look ____ on manual workers.
1. up
2. down
The criminal was caught and locked ____ in prison.
1. up
2. down
He modestly played ____ his role in the affair.
1. up
2. down
It’s cold: button ____ your coat.
1. up
2. down
His editor made him tone ____ his criticisms before publishing the article.
1. up
2. down
Don't believe her! She's made it all ____ .
1. up
2. down
He won’t go ____ in history as our strongest President.
1. up
2. down
It took us two hours to clean ____ after the party.
1. up
2. down
Women have been kept ____ for long enough!
1. up
2. down
She wrapped ____ the parcel and posted it.
1. up
2. down
It’s late. Let’s pack ____ and go home.
1. up
2. down

Phrasal Verbs: up - down