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

Quiz for Verb: 'To Give' Is the phrasal verb 'To Give' separable or inseparable in the following examples? 'Give up' - Allow someone to sit in your chair, take your place, etc Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Give out' - Read the wordings of a hymn or psalm aloud for congregational singing Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Give over!' - An expression of disbelief Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Give up' - Allow or give away a run while pitching (baseball) Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Give yourself up' - Surrender to the police or authorities Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Give off' - Expand Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Give over to' - Transfer responsibility Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Give it to' - Criticise harshly or punish someone for something Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Give over' - Stop an activity Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Give away' - Give an advantage to your opponent in a sport by making a mistake, playing badly, etc Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory]