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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.
Q41. The police was informed _________the matter.
Q42. No profit accrued _______ me from this business.
Q43. The judge acquitted the accused _______ the charge of theft.
Q44. I agree ________ your proposal
agree with + person/idea/proposal/opinion → to have the same opinion.
agree to + plan/request → to accept to do something.
agree on + subject/decision → when two or more people decide together about something.
Explanation:
Here, the sentence is about sharing the same opinion on the proposal.
That is why the correct preposition is with → “agree with your proposal.”
Q45. He is senior ___________ me.
With adjectives like senior, junior, superior, inferior, prior, anterior, posterior, we use the preposition “to”, not “than.”
eg:
He is senior to me.
She is junior to him.
This method is superior to that one.
Q46. She persists ________ wearing that old fashioned ornament.
When someone persists in something, it means they continue doing it stubbornly or without stopping, even if others don’t like it.
eg: She persists in wearing that ornament.
Q47. He has been accused __________ murder.
The verb “accuse” is always followed by the preposition “of”.
When someone is accused of something, it means they are blamed or charged with doing it (especially a crime or wrong act).
eg: He was accused of stealing.
Q48. I am afflicted __________ rheumatism.
The verb “afflicted” is always followed by the preposition “with.”
Afflicted with means “to suffer from” or “to be affected by” something bad (often a disease or hardship).
eg: She is afflicted with fever.
He was afflicted with poverty.
Q49. He took the man _________ the hospital.
The verb “take” when it means to carry/escort/lead someone from one place to another is followed by the preposition “to.”
eg:
She took her child to school.
They took him to the police station.
Q50. The peasant refused to grovel _________ the feet of this master.
The verb “grovel” (meaning to lie, crawl, or behave in a humiliating way) is followed by the preposition “at” when we talk about someone’s feet or mercy.
Grovel at someone’s feet means to act in a humble, low, or humiliating way to please that person.
eg:The servant groveled at the feet of the king.
