Preposition 'Forth' - Phrasal Verb Quiz

'Set forth' means...

Prevent something moving forwards or progressing
Start a journey
Deal with, handle

Leave a place quietly or secretly
Appear
Increase

Improve (weather)
Produce something, make it known or visible
Move quickly through

Feel more confident or optimistic about something
Repulse, force back
Emerge from a place in large numbers

Support each other
Cheat somebody out of something that is rightfully theirs
Make something happen

Travel abroad, leave a place
Go away
Make an engine work

Treat harshly or cheat
Feel capable of doing something
Leave somewhere safe or comfortable

Talk endlessly
When trouble suddenly appears
Make something happen

End a relationship, usually angrily or after arguing
Remove something from where it is kept or hidden
Fill a machine or vehicle

Come out of a place
Move quickly to where someone is
Get angry suddenly