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Preposition MCQ (A / An / The) – Daily Practice Set with Answers

Practice Preposition MCQs for SSC, Banking, Railways, TPSC/APSC/WBPSC/State PSC and other competitive exams. Instant feedback + solution helps you improve accuracy.
Rule tip: Prepositions often depend on fixed usage: interested in, good at, depend on, fond of, and arrive at/in.

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Q51. He tried to prevent me __________ doing my duty.

against
at
with
from

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Correct Option: D [ from ] Stored explanation

Explanation:

Answer: D) from

Rule: prevent someone from doing something is the correct collocation.
Reason: "prevent" requires from before the gerund to show what is being prevented.
A, B, C: "against", "at", "with" do not form the fixed phrase with prevent in this sense.
Usage: He tried to prevent me from doing my duty.

Q52. He will dispense __________ your services.

of
off
on
with

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Correct Option: D [ with ] Stored explanation

Explanation:

Explanation

Correct: with — The phrasal verb dispense with means to do away with or no longer require someone’s services.
Rule/usage: dispense with + noun/gerund to indicate elimination or removal.
Why others are wrong:
- of — not used with dispense in this sense.
- off — not correct in this fixed phrase.
- on — changes meaning; not the collocation here.

Q53. He was assured by his friends _________ every type of help in an emergency.

about
by
of
with

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Correct Option: C [ of ] Stored explanation

Explanation:

Answer: C) of

Rule: Assure someone of something means to tell them that they will receive that thing.
Here, “assured … every type of help” uses of after “assured …” → He was assured of every type of help.
Other options fail: about (not correct with “assured”); by is used to indicate the agent; with isn’t the fixed collocation here.

Q54. All is not well _________ the automobile sector.

of
down
in
to

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Correct Option: C [ in ] Stored explanation

Explanation:

Answer: in

Correct choice: C – Use in to indicate a state or condition within a place or field, e.g., “not well in the economy/sector.”
Why others are wrong:
A. of is used for ownership or part of, not a state.
B. down is not used with “well” to describe a sector’s condition here.
D. to indicates direction/recipient, not state.

Q55. He slipped _________ his old ways and started drinking again.

into
off
by
in

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Correct Option: A [ into ] Stored explanation

Explanation:

Explanation

Correct option: A – into. The phrasal verb slip into means to gradually revert to a previous behavior or habit.
Rule/usage: slip into + [habit/attitude] shows moving back into something familiar.
Why others are wrong:
- off – slip off means detach or remove, not revert to a habit.
- by – slip by indicates passing by, not entering a state.
- in – slip in can mean insert quietly, not revert to a habit.

Q56. Regular exercise is conducive _________ health.

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Correct Option: B [ to ] Stored explanation

Explanation:

Explanation (HTML):

Correct: B) to — The phrase is conducive to + noun. Here, it means helpful for health.
Rule: Use to after conducive when linking to the object (health).
Why others are wrong:
- A. in — conducive in is not used.
- C. for — conducive for is not standard; we use to.
- D. of — conducive of is incorrect.

Q57. Mr. Murugan has been in this college ________ 2010.

for
since
after
before

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Correct Option: B [ since ] Stored explanation

Explanation:

Answer: B) since

Rule: Use since with a specific starting time point to show actions continuing up to now.
Reason: "Mr. Murugan has been in this college since 2010" means he started in 2010 and is still there.
Why others are wrong:
- A) for: only shows duration, not the exact start point.
- C) after: relates to a time following, not the start.
- D) before: refers to a time earlier than another point.

Q58. The deceased left ________ children.

behind
for
with
by

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Correct Option: A [ behind ] Stored explanation

Explanation:

Answer: A. behind

Reason: “Left behind” is a phrasal verb meaning to leave someone or something in a place when you go elsewhere. It takes an object (here, “children”).
Rule/usage: Use the particle behind after left to show what is remaining with the person’s death.
Why others are wrong:
- for — means intended for (not correct here).
- with — means accompanied by, not about leaving behind.
- by — agent/source, not applicable here.

Q59. The bus ________ fifty passengers fell _______ the river.

with : into
for : upon
over : on
of : at

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Correct Option: A [ with : into ] Stored explanation

Explanation:

Correct option: A

Correct answer text: with : into
Why: Use with to show people accompanying or inside something (the bus with fifty passengers). Use into to show movement from outside to inside (fell into the river).
Why others are wrong: A: wrong pairing; B, C, D use incorrect prepositions for both parts (for/upon/on/at do not fit the context).

Q60. She tries to adjust _________ her relations.

for
at
in
with

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Correct Option: D [ with ]

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