I finally managed to ______ the solution to the problem., A) come across, B) come up with, C) get over, D) stick out, She was very upset, but she will ______ it soon., A) get over, B) come up with, C) figure out, D) make out, His bright red jacket really ______ in the crowd., A) let down, B) turned out, C) stood out, D) got on with, I ______ an old friend while shopping yesterday., A) came across, B) made up, C) thought through, D) accounted for, The teacher asked us to ______ the problem carefully before answering., A) get on with, B) think through, C) turn out, D) make out, He tried to ______ what she was saying, but it was too noisy., A) make out, B) stick out, C) adopt, D) affect, Don’t ______ your parents—they trust you., A) stick out, B) let down, C) figure out, D) come across, I need to ______ how this machine works., A) figure out, B) turn out, C) adopt, D) raise, Despite everything, she decided to ______ her life and move on., A) make up, B) get on with, C) come up with, D) account for, He tried to ______ an excuse for being late., A) make up, B) get over, C) stand out, D) affect, The results ______ better than we expected., A) made out, B) came across, C) turned out, D) got over, The police couldn't ______ the missing money., A) figure out, B) account for, C) stand out, D) adopt, The ______ was found near the river., A) motive, B) hoax, C) victim, D) clue, The reason for the crime is still a ______., A) hoax, B) red herring, C) mystery, D) account, The message turned out to be ______., A) a motive, B) a hoax, C) remains, D) evidence, The police found new ______ at the crime scene., A) clues, B) victims, C) motives, D) hoaxes, His explanation was just a ______ to distract us., A) clue, B) victim, C) red herring, D) remains, The scientist conducted the experiment very ______., A) shortly, B) efficient, C) effectively, D) quiet, I will explain everything ______., A) briefly, B) effective, C) quite, D) rise, The new system had a positive ______ on productivity., A) affect, B) effect, C) rise, D) adopt, His words didn’t ______ me at all., A) effect, B) affect, C) account, D) stand, Prices continue to ______ every year., A) raise, B) rise, C) adopt, D) adapt, They decided to ______ a new approach., A) adapt, B) adopt, C) affect, D) figure, He quickly ______ to the new environment., A) adopted, B) adapted, C) raised, D) made up, She seemed ______ in the topic and didn’t listen., A) disinterested, B) uninterested, C) effective, D) efficient

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