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MCQ on Preposition


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Today (October 27, 2025) Daily MCQs: 60 questions β€” Showing page 1 of 6

Q1. He went __________ his depth.

  • through
  • beyond
  • into
  • in
Correct Option: B  [ beyond ]

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Q2. She was sitting in her office _________ herself.

  • from
  • of
  • by
  • for
Correct Option: C  [ by ]

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Q3. My mother–in–law is clumsy ______ cooking.

  • at
  • in
  • into
  • on
Correct Option: A  [ at ]

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Q4. To dwell ________ the wicked is bad.

  • among
  • between
  • in
  • into
Correct Option: A  [ among ]

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Q5. We should never go _________ moral laws.

  • to
  • against
  • above
  • towards
Correct Option: B  [ against ]

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Q6. Ravi is married __________ a cousin of mine.

  • with
  • to
  • along with
  • off
Correct Option: B  [ to ]

Explanation: The verb/adjective married always takes the preposition to when showing the person someone is wedded with. Structure: married to + person Meaning: the state of being husband/wife/partner of someone.

Q7. He complains ________ pain in the head.

  • about
  • for
  • against
  • of
Correct Option: D  [ of ]

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Q8. After much confrontation they gave _______.

  • in
  • out
  • away
  • off
Correct Option: A  [ in ]

Explanation: βœ… Rule ✍️
Give in is a phrasal verb.
It means to yield, surrender, or stop resisting after opposition.
Pattern: give in (to + noun/pronoun)
πŸ“– Explanation πŸ“š
When people argue, resist, or confront, and finally stop resisting, we say they give in.
If we add to, it shows whom or what they surrendered to.

Q9. These three men quarreled _______ themselves.

  • among
  • between
  • with
  • against
Correct Option: A  [ among ]

Explanation: βœ… Rule ✍️
Among is used when talking about a group (more than two).
Between is usually used for two, though sometimes it can be used for more when things are seen individually.
Pattern: quarrel among + plural noun/pronoun
πŸ“– Explanation πŸ“š
Quarreled among themselves means they fought/disagreed with each other inside the group.
It emphasizes that the fight happened within the three men, not with outsiders.

Q10. I left my bedding ________ the station.

  • on
  • at
  • in
  • upon
Correct Option: B  [ at ]

Explanation: βœ… Rule ✍️
We use at to refer to a specific point or location (like a station, school, bus stop, airport).
In is used when you’re inside something (in the station building), but at is the standard preposition when simply referring to the place as a point.
πŸ“– Explanation πŸ“š
At the station = location point where something happened.
If you say in the station, it means inside the building or platform area. For general reference, at is correct.
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