Change the form of the verb pick where necessary and choose the correct prepositions

1. Henry came up to the wardrobe and
   [ ][up|out|on] a tie that matched his new shirt.
2. Bob, you could start doing your room by
   [ ][up|out|on] all these papers from the floor.
3. Rose has always been treating me unfairly and I have always wanted to ask her, "Why are you always
   [ ][up|out|on] me?"
4. I constantly
   [ ][up|out|on] the things the children leave lying around.
5. Alan
   [ ][up|out|on] a few Spanish words while staying in Madrid.
6. I don't want my daughter to
   [ ][up|out|on] these habits and these words.
7. If you wear a grey coat and a grey cap, it will be difficult to
   [ ] you
   [up|out|on] in the crowd.
8. Don't you dare
   [ ][up|out|on] your sister again, Harry.
9. John
   [ ][up|out|on] the phone and dialled a number but nobody answered.