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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 (April 24, 2026) Daily MCQs: 60 questions — Showing page 5 of 6

Q41. My servant took advantage ________ my absence to steal my money.

of
with
in
about

Correct Option: A [ of ]

Explanation: Rule: “Take advantage of” = to make use of (sometimes unfairly or dishonestly). The phrase always requires "of" after “advantage.” Structure: take advantage of + noun/pronoun

Q42. He paid no attention ________ my warning.

of
about
for
to

Correct Option: D [ to ]

Explanation: Rule: “Pay attention to” = to notice, listen to, or consider something carefully. The noun “attention” always takes the preposition “to” when referring to the object. Structure: pay attention to + noun/pronoun

Q43. I have no sympathy _______ the criminal.

with
for
to
about

Correct Option: B [ for ]

Explanation: Rule: “Sympathy for” = feeling of pity/understanding towards someone’s suffering or condition. The noun sympathy takes the preposition for when it refers to a person or group. Structure: sympathy for + person/group

Q44. He died _______ malaria.

of
from
with
by

Correct Option: A [ of ]

Explanation: "die of" a disease.
"die from" something other than a disease.

Q45. He was exempted ________ the payment of fine.

to
from
with
in

Correct Option: B [ from ]

Explanation: Rule: “Exempt from” = free or released from an obligation, duty, or liability. The verb exempt and the adjective exempt both take the preposition from. Structure: exempt (somebody) from + noun/gerund

Q46. Bad boys will be severely dealt ___________.

in
of
by
with

Correct Option: D [ with ]

Explanation: "Deal with" is a phrasal verb meaning handle, manage, or take action against. In the passive, the particle with stays with deal: be dealt with = be handled/treated. So you must use with after dealt.

Q47. He is afraid _________ dogs.

from
with
of
in

Correct Option: C [ of ]

Explanation: The adjective afraid is always followed by the preposition of when it refers to the object of fear. Structure: afraid of + noun / pronoun / gerund

Q48. She is suffering ___________ fever.

from
with
to
in

Correct Option: A [ from ]

Explanation: The verb suffer takes different prepositions depending on meaning: suffer from = endure/experience illness, pain, or difficulty. She is suffering from fever. (= she has fever) He suffers from asthma. suffer for = punished because of something. He suffered for his mistakes. suffer with = sometimes used in British English (illness). She is suffering with a bad cold. Here, since it refers to illness (fever), the correct choice is suffer from.

Q49. You should devote your time __________ studies.

to
in
at
with

Correct Option: A [ to ]

Explanation: The verb devote always takes the preposition to. Structure: devote + noun/pronoun + to + noun/gerund It means to dedicate something for a purpose.

Q50. You must not quarrel _________ others.

with
to
at
into

Correct Option: A [ with ]

Explanation: The verb quarrel (to argue/fight verbally) takes the preposition with when it shows the person you argue with. Structure: quarrel with + person

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