To put up with someone/something is to tolerate calmly. Usage: 'we have to put up with bad roads in the city'.

Correct Option: A

To put up with someone/something is to tolerate calmly. Usage: 'we have to put up with bad roads in the city'.

Usage: Students often makeup unbelievable tales to escape punishment.

Correct Option: B

Usage: Students often makeup unbelievable tales to escape punishment.

To give away is to give something for free or to betray someone by revealing information or to disclose something by mistake. Usage: 'Incoherent speech gave the driver away and was booked for drunken driving'.

Correct Option: D

To give away is to give something for free or to betray someone by revealing information or to disclose something by mistake. Usage: 'Incoherent speech gave the driver away and was booked for drunken driving'.

To cut back is to reduce something. For example, 'You must cut back on spending on eating out'.

Correct Option: A

To cut back is to reduce something. For example, 'You must cut back on spending on eating out'.

To look down on/upon someone is to consider/regard or treat them as inferior.

Correct Option: C

To look down on/upon someone is to consider/regard or treat them as inferior.