1. Go up / move up.
2. Raise means putting/moving smth up
3. Borrow and lend

В предложении "This one takes an object, this one does not take an object." засчитывает ошибку при выборе в начале предложения "this" и "one" по отдельности. Принимает только "this one".

In favor

the meaning of rise is to become higher. The difference between rise and raise is in taking an object. Rise doesn`t take it while raise does. I would like to know more!

1.to go up
2. To bring up
3. To occur

thank you, you helped me :)

Verbs are difficult to understand, but now it's easier. Thank you!

1. The verb 'rise' means to go up.
2. Subject uses 'rise', but if we have subject + action on the object, we should use 'raise' (if we talk about somebody raises something or smb). 'rise' is the irregular verb, 'raise' is the regular verb.
3. In my mind, the most common confusing verbs are 'do' and 'make'.

Great

He rose through the ranks to become a general.
Он поднялся по служебной лестнице и стал генеральным.
Можно немного подправить перевод?