Phrasal verb cloze 1

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A missing passport

Patrick could not find his passport. He had gone (1) all his private papers, but it was not among them. Where could it be? Usually he was very careful about putting things (2) . However, his passport was definitely not in its proper place. He tried to remember when he had last seen it.
The last time he had been overseas had been three years ago and he had not looked (3) it since. Now he simple had to find it. He and his friends had been fortunate enough to win a trip to Gold Coast, Australia. His friends had asked him (4) his passport so that travel arrangements could be made with the travel agency. Although the others had handed (5) their documents, Patrick had put (6) doing so.
Yesterday, Patrick had been told that his documents needs to be verified by the end of the week or his trip would be called (7) . He kept hoping that the passport would turn (8) but so far it remained missing. Finally, he decided to talk the matter over (9) his mother in case she had any idea where it could be.
At first the line was engaged but when he eventually heard his mother’s voice, Patrick was greatly relieved. “Don’t you remember? You left your passport (10) with me after your last holiday in case you lost it.”