A train is _ different bogeys:
Correct answer: D. Made up of
- A. Made of
- B. Make up of
- C. Made with
- D. Made up of
Explanation
The correct answer is Option D:Made up of. This phrase is the correct usage when describing the composition or structure of something. In this context, we are referring to how the train is composed of different bogeys. The other options, such as "Made of", "Make up of", and "Made with", are incorrect in this context as they do not convey the intended meaning.
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