Is 'To Cut' Separable or Inseparable? - Phrasal Verb Quiz

Quiz for Verb: 'To Cut' Is the phrasal verb 'To Cut' separable or inseparable in the following examples? 'Cut in' - Start functioning Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Cut out' - Separate livestock from a group Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Cut up' - Upset Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Cut back' - Remove branches from a plant or tree to encourage future growth Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Cut up' - Cut into smaller pieces Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Cut up' - Drive into a neighbouring lane, directly in front of another vehicle Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Cut down' - Consume less Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Cut across' - Go across a place rather than around it to make the journey quicker Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Cut out' - Cut a picture or similar from a magazine, etc Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Cut out' - When an engine or motor stops Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory]