Phrasal verbs connected with reading and writing. 8 class

When I have only a few minutes before class, I usually               [scroll down, flick through, turn over, cross out] my notes quickly to remember the main ideas.

The story was so exciting that I had to            [make up, read out, read on, write down] even though it was already very late at night.

During the ceremony, the teacher asked a student to           [read out, turn over, fill in, look over] the names of all the winners in a loud and clear voice.

If you don’t see the part you are looking for on the screen, you need to             [turn over, scroll up, fill in, scroll down] until you find it.

After reading the article, I decided to           [cross out, scroll up, fill in, look over] to check the title and the author's name again.

As soon as I finished reading the page, I needed to             [make up, turn over, scroll down, write down] to find out what happened next in the story.

If you make a mistake on the test, don’t panic — just               [cross out, flick through, fill in, scroll up] the wrong answer neatly and write the correct one above it.

Before you submit your application, you must             [look over, fill in, make up, scroll down] all the blank spaces carefully with the correct information.

Always            [cross out, look over, read out, write down] your essay before handing it in, because even a small spelling mistake can lower your grade.

When we forgot our homework, our teacher told us to quickly             [make up, fill in, scroll down, turn over] a short story based on a random picture she showed us.

As I listened to the lecture, I tried to            [write down, cross out, look over, read on] the most important points so I could study them later.

My sister loves to               [read on, flick through, scroll up, make up] fashion magazines while waiting for her bus even if she doesn't buy them.

At the end of the lesson, the teacher asked me to             [turn over, fill in, read out, scroll down] my answers to the whole class to check if everyone understood.

After filling the first page with notes, I had to            [turn over, look over, write down, fill in] the paper and continue writing on the back.

If you missed any part of the story, you can always               [scroll up, scroll down, flick through, cross out] the document to catch up with the rest.

In the middle of the online article, I accidentally             [fill in, write down, scrolled up, make up] and lost the part I was reading, so I had to find it again.

When I noticed a wrong date in the form, I had to            [look over, cross out, read out, write down] the mistake and write the right one next to it.

The teacher asked us to             [look over, scroll down, make up, fill in] the reading comprehension carefully before starting to answer the questions.