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MCQ on Preposition

CBSE Prepositions MCQ (Class 6–10)

Daily practice set with answers & explanation (NCERT/CBSE pattern).

What are Prepositions?

Prepositions are words used before a noun/pronoun to show place, time, direction, or relationship. Examples: in, on, at, by, for, with.

Prepositions MCQ – FAQ

For which classes? CBSE Class 6 to 10.
How many questions daily? Up to 60 questions rotate daily.
Is explanation available? Yes — use the Solution button.

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Today (March 07, 2026) Daily MCQs: 60 questions — Showing page 4 of 6

Q31. The boys were walking ________ the road.

after
into
along
beside

Correct Option: C [ along ]

Explanation: The preposition along is used to show movement in the same direction as the length of something (like a road, river, path, corridor, etc.). Structure: verb + along + noun

Q32. He complained _________ the Principal against the new student.

of
about
to
for

Correct Option: C [ to ]

Explanation: The verb complain takes different prepositions based on meaning: complain to (someone) = to make a formal or informal report to a person in authority. She complained to the manager about the poor service. He complained to the police officer. complain about (something) = to express dissatisfaction. They complained about the noise. complain of (illness/pain) = to report suffering. She complained of a headache. In this sentence, since he made a complaint to the Principal (person of authority), the correct preposition is to.

Q33. He will fly _______ Mumbai ________ 12th October.

in : on
on : in
to : from
to : on

Correct Option: D [ to : on ]

Explanation: fly to (a place) → we always use to after verbs of movement (go, come, travel, fly, return, etc.) when mentioning a destination. She went to Delhi. They are flying to London. on (a date/day) → we use on with days and dates. I was born on Monday. The meeting is on 5th May.

Q34. They are kept in ice-cold water ________ ten minutes.

with
for
on
during

Correct Option: B [ for ]

Explanation: The preposition for is used to show the duration of time during which something continues. Structure: for + period of time

Q35. I have been __________ Dwarka and appreciated its beaches.

to
for
on
from

Correct Option: A [ to ]

Explanation: The verb been (past participle of go) is followed by to when referring to places someone has visited. Structure: have/has been to + place Meaning: visited a place and returned.

Q36. The two friends quarrelled with each other _________ a trifle.

for
over
upon
above

Correct Option: B [ over ]

Explanation: The verb quarrel is used with different prepositions depending on context: quarrel with (someone) = to argue/fight with a person. She quarrelled with her brother. quarrel over / about (something) = to argue because of a subject/reason. They quarrelled over money. The neighbours quarrelled about property. In this sentence, the cause of quarrel is given (a trifle = a small matter), so the correct preposition is over (most common in modern English).

Q37. Early rising is beneficial ___________ health.

over
in
to
on

Correct Option: C [ to ]

Explanation: The adjective beneficial is always followed by the preposition to when it shows the thing that receives the benefit. Structure: beneficial to + noun/pronoun Meaning: producing good results, helpful, or advantageous for someone/something.

Q38. Renuka is true ___________ her word.

on
to
at
from

Correct Option: B [ to ]

Explanation: The adjective true takes the preposition to when it means faithful, loyal, keeping promises. Structure: true to + noun/pronoun Meaning: to be loyal or faithful towards someone or something.

Q39. My brother is good ___________ mathematics.

into
on
at
over

Correct Option: C [ at ]

Explanation: The adjective good takes the preposition at when it refers to skill, ability, or talent in a subject or activity. Structure: good at + noun / pronoun / gerund (-ing form) Meaning: skilled in or capable of doing something well.

Q40. He resembles ________ his brother.

with
to
like
None of the above

Correct Option: D [ None of the above ]

Explanation: the verb "resemble" is not typically followed by a preposition. It is usually used without a preposition.
Some verbs that are not generally followed by preposition are consider, discuss, influence, emphasize, resemble, inform, return, etc.

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