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📚 Prepositions Practice
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Q41. My son was tired _______ the walk.
Answer: B Rule/usage: tired can take with to show the cause of tiredness: “tired with the walk.” Why correct: The walk is the reason for tiredness, so “tired with the walk” is appropriate. Why others are wrong: A) “tired of” = bored/annoyed by something; C) “tired by” is uncommon; D) “tired for” is incorrect here.
Q42. The property was divided ________ the twins.
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Q43. The plan will be sanctioned ________ a fortnight.
Answer: B. within Reason: Within a fortnight = at any time before the end of that two-week period. It expresses a deadline inside the period. Rule: Use within to indicate something will happen before the end of a stated time frame.
Q44. Sita drove _________ a red light.
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Q45. Attach this rope _________ the back of the crane.
Answer: B Correct: to — We say “attach something to something” to show that one thing is fastened onto another. Why others are wrong: with — used for tools or means, not the target of the attachment. through — indicates passage or movement, not connection. by — indicates agent or method, not the point of attachment.
Q46. I have not slept __________ yesterday.
Correct answer: C) since Rule: Use since with the present perfect to show the starting point of an action that continues up to now. Explanation: “I have not slept since yesterday” means sleep hasn’t happened from yesterday up to now. Why others are wrong: after — not for starting point with present perfect here. from — not used with a specific starting time with present perfect in this context. on — incorrect preposition for time in this sentence.
Q47. He cut his finger ________ a knife.
Explanation Correct answer: C — with Rule: Use with to indicate the instrument or tool used for an action (cut with a knife). Why others are wrong: by through from Examples: He cut his finger with a knife. The blade is the tool used.
Q48. We normally admit eighty students _________ the school.
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Q49. He killed a tiger ________ a rifle.
Explanation The correct preposition is with. Rule: use with to show the instrument or means used to perform an action. Sentence: He killed a tiger with a rifle. This means the rifle was the instrument used. Options: B. from – wrong: not instrument. C. by – wrong: can indicate agent or method, not instrument here. D. along – wrong: not related.
Q50. He was charged ________ a whole series of crimes.
Correct answer: B (with) Rule: We say “charged with” when someone is accused of a crime. It shows the crime they are alleged to have committed. Usage: He was charged with a whole series of crimes. Why others are wrong: A. “for” is used for reasons or purposes, not the act of accusing. C. “by” indicates the agent in passive voice, not the accusation. D. “on” is used for dates or topics, not for crimes in this context.