Multiple choice

Directions: Select the word that replaces the given expression.

Take after

  1. Resemble

  2. Discuss

  3. Interfere

  4. Mumble
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

Take after is a phrasal verb meaning to resemble or look like someone, especially a family member. Option A correctly captures this meaning. The other options (Discuss, Interfere, Mumble) do not match the meaning of this idiom.

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