Discussion
She was able to conjure __________ the sprits of the dead.
Answer: D
The answer is up: She was able to conjure up the spirits of the dead.
Conjure up is a phrasal verb meaning to call up a spirit by magic, or more loosely to bring something to mind: the music conjured up memories of home. (The paper prints sprits for spirits.)
Conjure for, conjure upon and conjure on are not idiomatic. The old use conjure alone (to appeal to someone solemnly) does not fit this sentence either.
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