MCQ on Preposition With Answers for Competitive Examinations

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Today (December 06, 2025) Daily MCQs: 60 questions — Showing page 2 of 6

Q11. Ram made the most ________ his resources.

at
of
from
with

Correct Option: B [ of ]

Explanation: "made the most of" is an idiom that means to use something to its fullest extent, to optimize or take full advantage of a situation or available resources.

Q12. She was blind ________ the left eye.

to
on
from
in

Correct Option: D [ in ]

Explanation: The preposition "in" is used to indicate the location or condition of being blind in a specific eye.

Q13. This is my application _________ leave.

for
of
from
on

Correct Option: A [ for ]

Explanation: The preposition "for" is commonly used in the context of applying for leave.

Q14. Sir, I could not attend work ________ Monday.

to
from
since
for

Correct Option: C [ since ]

Explanation:

Q15. He sat ___ the table and started eating.

Correct Option: D [ at ]

Explanation: "at" in this context indicates the location or position of the person relative to the table.

Q16. He is sure to work _________ the mob.
Use the suitable preposition to convey the meaning "excite the mob".

Correct Option: C [ up ]

Explanation: "work up" means to stir up, Rouse

Q17. Mr. Roy is affable __________ his neighbours.

of
to
from
for

Correct Option: B [ to ]

Explanation: Affable means friendly, pleasant, and easy to talk to. The adjective “affable” is always followed by the preposition “to” when referring to people.

Q18. He was exonerated ________ the accusation of theft.

of
with
to
for

Correct Option: A [ of ]

Explanation: Exonerate of = to officially declare someone free from blame, guilt, or accusation.

Q19. Granite is almost impervious _________ acid-rain damage.

by
with
to
of

Correct Option: C [ to ]

Explanation: Impervious means not affected by, not allowing something to pass through, or resistant to something. The word impervious is always followed by the preposition “to”.

Q20. He is temperate _________ his response to criticism.

with
on
of
in

Correct Option: D [ in ]

Explanation: The preposition “in” is used after temperate when we talk about a person’s behavior, speech, or response.

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