Тесты с фразовым глаголом "to take"

1.   How   many   teams   are  taking _____ in the competition? (to be involved in an activity with other people) 2   .     Jim's  taken  _____   _____   a crowd   of   boys   who   have   a   bad reputation   with   the   police.   (to become friendly with someone) 3. Can you take _____ the cooking while I walk the dog?  4. I'm not sure how much of my explanation   she  took  _____.   (to understand and remember ) 5.  Could   you  take  me  _____   the rules again, please? (to explain to someone in detail ) 6. Mr Dimech can be really rude to people at times. Just take no _____ of him. (to ignore someone) 7. Playing tennis in this heat really takes it _____ _____ you. (to need a lot of effort and make you feel very tired.  8. Joe  takes  _____ his father. (to look   or   behave   like   an   older relative) 9. I didn't mean what I said. I take it _____.  10. Sales of the new computer took _____   after television commercial. (to become successful or the     11.     Life   isn't   always   perfect. Sometimes   you   have   to  take   the _____  with the smooth. (a spoken expression which   means   that   bad   things happen as well as good things, and you have to accept them) 12 . She's said a few stupid things today,   but   her   latest   comment really  takes the  _____. (to be the most silly, stupid or annoying thing in a series of things) 13   .   I   can't   come   out   with   you tonight, but I'll take a _____ check. (used   for   saying   that   you   can't accept an offer now, but that you may accept it later) 14.   My   new   neighbour   is   very strange. Oh well, it takes all _____, I   suppose.   (a   spoken   expression used for saying   that   you   find   someone's behaviour surprising or strange) 15.   We're   not  taking  _____   any new staff at the moment. (to start to employ someone) 16. Everybody said how nice she was, but I never really took _____ her. (to start liking someone or something) 17.   She   decided   to  take  _____ photography as a hobby. (to start doing   something   regularly   as   a habit, job or interest) 18. I'm  taking  the day _____ next 1.   How   many   teams   are  taking _____ in the competition? (to be involved in an activity with other people) 2   .     Jim's  taken  _____   _____   a crowd   of   boys   who   have   a   bad reputation   with   the   police.   (to become friendly with someone) 3. Can you take _____ the cooking while I walk the dog?  4. I'm not sure how much of my explanation   she  took  _____.   (to understand and remember ) 5.  Could   you  take  me  _____   the rules again, please? (to explain to someone in detail ) 6. Mr Dimech can be really rude to people at times. Just take no _____ of him. (to ignore someone) 7. Playing tennis in this heat really takes it _____ _____ you. (to need a lot of effort and make you feel very tired.  8. Joe  takes  _____ his father. (to look   or   behave   like   an   older relative) 9. I didn't mean what I said. I take it _____.  10. Sales of the new computer took _____   after television commercial. (to become successful the     Monday.   (to   have   a   particular amount of time away from work) 11.     Life   isn't   always   perfect. Sometimes   you   have   to  take   the _____  with the smooth. (a spoken expression which   means   that   bad   things happen as well as good things, and you have to accept them) 12 . She's said a few stupid things today,   but   her   latest   comment really  takes the  _____. (to be the most silly, stupid or annoying thing in a series of things) 13   .   I   can't   come   out   with   you tonight, but I'll take a _____ check. (used   for   saying   that   you   can't accept an offer now, but that you may accept it later) 14.   My   new   neighbour   is   very strange. Oh well, it takes all _____, I   suppose.   (a   spoken   expression used for saying   that   you   find   someone's behaviour surprising or strange) 15.   We're   not  taking  _____   any new staff at the moment. (to start to employ someone) 16. Everybody said how nice she was, but I never really took _____ her. (to start liking someone or something) 17.   She   decided   to  take  _____ photography as a hobby. (to start doing   something   regularly   as   a habit, job or interest) 18. I'm  taking  the day _____ next Monday.   (to   have   a   particular amount of time away from work)