Fill in the blanks with the most suitable phrasal verb from the alter…

The correct answer is Option (3) → Close down

A phrasal verb is a verb joined with a small word such as up, out or together. The two words together have a new meaning.

A college that goes on summer vacation stops its classes and work, so it will close down next week for the vacation.
Complete sentence: The college will close down next week for summer vacation.

Phrasal verb	Meaning	Example
(1) Break down	to stop working because of a fault (a machine or vehicle), or to lose control of one’s feelings. A college does not break down because a vacation begins.	Our car broke down on the highway late at night.
(2) Open up	to open or start operating, or to speak freely about one’s feelings. A vacation is the opposite: the college stops working.	After a long silence, she finally opened up about her problems.
(3) Close down (answer)	to stop working or operating, for a period or for good	The factory will close down for two weeks during the Diwali holidays.
(4) Shut up	mainly to stop talking, usually as a rude command. Of a building it means to close and lock it and takes an object (shut up the house). Neither suits a college going on vacation.	He rudely told his brother to shut up and listen.