Phrasal verbs found in older literature and formal texts, now rare in modern usage
Q1. The knight rode ___ to seek adventure
RIDE FORTH means depart on a quest (archaic). Knights errant. Adventures beckon.
Q2. ___ a time when dragons roamed the earth
UPON begins tales (literary). Time is invoked. Stories commence.
Q3. Get thee ___! the wizard commanded
GET THEE HENCE means depart immediately (archaic). Wizards command. Obedience follows.
Q4. They travelled from London to Paris, and ___ to Rome
THENCE means from that place (archaic). Journeys continue. Destinations multiply.
Q5. Where might you encounter these archaic forms today?
Archaic forms survive in period contexts. Shakespeare, Austen, historical fiction. Modernity prefers simplicity.