Match the phrasal verbs in Column 1 with their correct meaning in Column 2. | Column 1 | Column 2 | | 1. take up | (i) to understand or comprehend something | | 2. take after | (ii) to assume control or responsibility for something | | 3. take in | (iii) to begin to study, practice, or do something | | 4. take over | (iv) to become successful or popular quickly | | 5. take off | (v) to resemble or look similar to (usually a family member) |
1 - (iii) to begin to study, practice, or do something; 2 - (v) to resemble or look similar to (usually a family member); 3 - (i) to understand or comprehend something; 4 - (ii) to assume control or responsibility for something; 5 - (iv) to become successful or popular quickly
Explanation
The phrasal verbs with 'take' have different meanings based on the preposition or adverb that follows: 'take up' means to begin something new; 'take after' means to resemble a family member; 'take in' means to understand or comprehend; 'take over' means to assume control; and 'take off' means to become successful quickly.