To get along means to be friendly with somebody or manage in a situatiion. Usage: 'Ramesh is getting along when in the new job'.

Correct Option: C

To get along means to be friendly with somebody or manage in a situatiion. Usage: 'Ramesh is getting along when in the new job'.

To bring up is to raise/rear a child or bring up a subject fro discussion. Usage: 'No one expected that Pakistan will bring up the issue of Kashmir in the UN development meet '.

Correct Option: D

To bring up is to raise/rear a child or bring up a subject fro discussion. Usage: 'No one expected that Pakistan will bring up the issue of Kashmir in the UN Development Meet '.

To hand out is to award something to someone or distribute something. Usage: 'The contract to build the dam was handed out to company from Sweden'.

Correct Option: A

To hand out is to award something to someone or distribute something. Usage: 'The contract to build the dam was handed out to company from Sweden'.

To take care of someone or something. Usage: 'Since he came from a large family, Vishu had many people to look after in him in his illness

Correct Option: B

To take care of someone or something. Usage: 'Since he came from a large family, Vishu had many people to look after in him in his illness

To reject something such as an offer or a request. Usage: 'India turned down the requests for peace talks from Pakistan'.

Correct Option: A

To reject something such as an offer or a request. Usage: 'India turned down the requests for peace talks from Pakistan'.