Multiple choice softskills communication

Harry reads the newspaper every morning. He likes to _________ the latest events.

  1. stand up to

  2. stay on to

  3. keep up with

  4. get up to
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

The correct answer is 'keep up with' (option C). This phrasal verb means to stay informed about or remain abreast of current events, news, or developments. 'Stand up to' means to confront someone, 'stay on to' means to remain in a place longer, and 'get up to' typically means to reach a certain level or to be doing something (often something mischievous).

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