Choose the Correct Phrasal Verb

Because you love phrasal verbs here's an exercise on them. Which preposition is needed to make the right phrasal verb to fit each sentence?

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• 1 - Don't be so angry. Try and 'calm ___ 'and relax.
  
  down
  under
  off
  behind
  
  
• 2 - I drank too much alcohol, became sick and 'threw ___' in the bathroom.
  
  over
  out
  away
  up
  
  
• 3 - I'm too busy to meet with you today. Let's 'put ___' our meeting until tomorrow.
  
  near
  off
  through
  up
  
  
• 4 - Sorry, you can't smoke in this room. Please, 'put ___' your cigarette.
  
  by
  over
  off
  out
  
  
• 5 - I 'tried ___' four cars before I could find one that I liked.
  
  in
  at
  on
  out
  
  
• 6 - She 'hung ___' the phone while I was trying to talk to her.
  
  up
  over
  out
  down
  
  
• 7 - He kept putting his finger up his nose! Disgusting! It 'turned me ___'.
  
  off
  over
  up
  out
  
  
• 8 - Paul looks unhappy. Let's try and 'cheer him ___'.
  
  up
  by
  over
  in
  
  
• 9 - I eat too many sweets. I should 'cut ___' on them and eat less.
  
  off
  up
  in
  down
  
  
• 10 - Terry invited me on holiday, but I need to 'think it ___' before I decide.
  
  down
  over
  up
  under