Multiple choice

Directions: Fill in the blank with the corrrect option.

Get ______ the cycle and sit there.

  1. off

  2. on

  3. at

  4. in

  5. with

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A Correct answer
Explanation

'Get off' is the correct phrasal verb meaning to dismount or leave a vehicle, cycle, or seat. The context of getting off a cycle and sitting elsewhere clearly indicates dismounting. 'Get on' would mean the opposite (to mount), while 'get at', 'get in', and 'get with' don't convey the meaning of leaving a cycle.

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