First Certificate in English (FCE) 2 Open Cloze Practice Test

This item tests how we express inclusion with the phrasal verb come. Come with means "include as part of what you get." In packaging language, saying "The box comes with instructions" signals that the instructions are included inside or provided with the box, which is the standard, natural way to describe it. The other options don’t fit because they don’t convey inclusion: without would suggest the instructions are not included, which is not the intended sense here; from and beside don’t form a natural or correct construction with come in this context. So the natural, correct choice is with.