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Bring and particles

The verb, to bring, is often combined with other words to adopt a wide variety of meanings.  Some of these possibilities are revealed in this test.

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1. The Managing Director's efforts to bring downroundaboutI don't know change caused widespread confusion.

2. The children had been brought togetheroutupI don't know to be very polite so they always said please and thank-you.

3. Bring inupalongI don't know your sister to the party; she'll be more than welcome.

4. The father's tragic death had the effect of bringing the family downouttogetherI don't know again after many years.

5. Bring backonoffI don't know a couple of pizzas on your way home.

6. The old lady had fainted and the people in the shop tried their best to bring her backroundonI don't know.

7. The government was brought forwarddownoffI don't know by widespread unrest following rank incompetence and corruption.

8. As the first book had been such a success, the novelist happily agreed to bring upbackoutI don't know a sequel.

9. In view of the clash of dates, it was agreed to bring aboutonforwardI don't know the Wednesday meeting to Tuesday.

10. The delicate plants were brought outforwardonI don't know by early planting in the greenhouse.

11. After eight hours of deliberation, the jury brought offintogetherI don't know a guilty verdict.

12. He had succeeded in bringing downoffupI don't know an amazing coup, much to the irritation of all his detractors.