Multiple choice

She felt the need to break ..... of her daily routine and do something exciting.

  1. in

  2. out

  3. with

  4. up

  5. away
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The correct phrase is 'break out of,' meaning to escape from a confining situation or pattern. The context of escaping a daily routine makes 'break out of' perfect. Other particles don't create the right meaning - 'break in' means entering, 'break up' means ending something, neither fitting the escape-from-routine context.

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