Vocabulary & StructureDirections:In this section, there are 10 incomplete statements. You are required to complete each one by deciding on the most appropriate word or words from the 4 choices marked A, B, C and D.Mr Reed made up his mind to devote all he had tosome school for poor children.

A. set up
B. setting up
C. have set up
D. having set up

一Do you know our new manager?一Yes. Heto be a friend of my brother's.

A. turnsup
B. turnson
C. turnsout
D. turns off

It is a pity that we have tothe school trip because of the rainy days.

A. set off
B. go off
C. put off
D. take off

I'm not sure whether I can hold a party in the open air, because itthe weather.

A. stands for
B. depends on
C. lives on
D. agrees with

If the customer rings up for me again, please the call to the sales department.

A. run through
B. look through
C. go through
D. put through

I like these photos and they can me the life living in the countryside

A. think; of
B. remind; of
C. let; down
D. wake; up

Dadfrom his paper and smiled when I entered the living room.

A. looked afer
B. looked down
C. looked for
D. looked up

My sisiter stopped the car because she saw someone his hand with his thumb raised.

A. putting away
B. putting off
C. putting out
D. putting on

These dishes are cold. You shouldif you want to eat them.

A. heat them up
B. heat up it
C. heat it up
D. heat up them

Find more collocations in reading, not just "verb + noun" form. You can also list more common collocations that we have already learned.