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Preposition MCQs and revision practice

Study Preposition through multiple-choice questions in English. This subtopic contains 1966 practice questions. Read the wording carefully, compare the options and attempt an answer before checking the solution in learning mode.

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Preposition: questions and answer review

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1931. Quaid-e-Azam lived _____ Ziarat Residency.

قائداعظم _____ زیارت ریذیڈنسی میں رہتے تھے۔

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Answer: at

Explanation In the sentence "Quaid-e-Azam lived at Ziarat Residency," the preposition "at" is used to indicate a specific location or place where someone lives or stays. It's commonly used when referring to a residence or a particular address. In this context, "at" is used to specify that Ziarat Residency was the place where Quaid-e-Azam resided during a specific period of time.

1932. I was fascinated ___ her because of her good manners.

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Answer: With

Explanation Fascinated with means attracted with. With is a preposition here. Fascinated means گرویدہ ہونا I was fascinated with her because of her good manners. Additional Information: He lacks good manners." ( Verb ) "He is lacking in good manners." ( Adjective ) "There is a lack of good manners." ( Noun )

1933. The candidates shall abide______ all directions, instructions and regulations issued by the department.

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Answer: By

Explanation Abide is generally followed by preposition by . Abide by means to follow. Abide by means تعمیل کرنا

1934. She sat _____ the stone wall.

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Answer: On

Explanation On is often used to describe a surface. On is a preposition . On means اوپر He sat on the stone wall.

1935. It is __________ to call than to write.

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Answer: Quicker

Explanation Quick is the positive degree of Adjective. Quicker is the comparative degree of Adjective. We use comparative degree of two compensations ( call & write . It is q uicker to call than to write means لکھنے سے زیادہ کال کرنا تیز ہے

1936. He relied on _______.

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Answer: Her

Explanation Generally, objective case comes after a preposition. He relied on her. " On " is a preposition here. “She” is the subjective case while “ Her ” is the objective case.

1937. The tiger could not get ______ the bars.

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Answer: Through

Explanation “ Through ” is used when something passes from one side to the other . The correct sentence is: “The tiger could not get through the bars.” Last verified on 11-03-2026

1938. Choose the appropriate Preposition: Dr Baker is very good ________, Children

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Answer: With

Explanation With is used in a number of expressions that say how people express their emotions and sensations. Common expressions are: green with envy, blue with cold, white with fear or rage, red with anger or embarrassment etc.

1939. He always comes _______ home late.

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Answer: None of these

Explanation He comes home late. Usually no article required before home or house.

1940. She had been learning Piano ______ two months.

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Answer: For

Explanation " For " is used to show the duration of time — " for two months " indicates how long she had been learning. Use " since " with a specific point in time (e.g., since January).

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