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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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841. This would not be possible ______ your support.

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Answer: Without

Explanation The phrase “ not possible without ” indicates that something cannot happen unless support is given. Correct sentence: "This would not be possible without your suppor t."

842. Despite having been warned _______ the pick pockets he lost his money.

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Answer: Against

Explanation Warn of خطرے سے خبردار کرنا Warn against غلطی پر خبردار کرنا Against is a preposition here. Despite having been warned against the pick pockets he lost his money.

843. Keep your books on the table. In the above sentence, the word "On" is a/an:

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Answer: Preposition

Explanation Several words are sometimes used as adverbs or sometimes used as prepositions . A word is a preposition when it governs a noun or a pronoun, It is an adverb when it does not. He moved on. “On” is an adverb here Keep your books on the table. “On” is a preposition here

844. They gathered people and told them what to do ______ and ______ a flood.

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Answer: Before, during, after

Explanation “ Before, during, after ” shows the timeline of actions related to a flood. The sentence explains how people were guided at all stages of the flood for safety. Last verified on 17-03-2026

845. He found pleasure ______ praying, thinking and devotion.

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Answer: In

Explanation The correct preposition with “pleasure” is “in” when referring to enjoyment of activities . “ In ” is used with gerunds (praying, thinking). Last verified on 19-03-2026

846. He has the reputation _____ benign a good teacher.

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Answer: For

Explanation He has the reputation for benign a good teacher. وہ ایک اچھے استاد کی شہرت رکھتے ہیں۔ The phrase " reputation for being a good teacher ". It is used to indicate that someone is well-known or respected for a particular quality or skill.

847. I said it _____ his face.

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Answer: To

Explanation Generally we say something to his or her face. To is a preposition here. I said it to his face.

848. He is dealing __________ money among his brothers.

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Answer: Out

Explanation Deal with a matter means کسی معاملے کو نمٹانا Deal in something means کاروبار کرنا یا روزی روٹی کمانا Deal out تقسیم کرنا He is dealing out money means وہ پیسے تقسیم کررہا ہے

849. She was watching a film ________ the room.

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Answer: In

Explanation Usage of In & Into (in case of place) The preposition in denotes located inside or within. The preposition into denotes entry. She was watching a film in the room.

850. Which preposition is correctly used with the verb "compile"?

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Answer: Compile from data

Explanation The verb "compile" is typically used with the preposition "from" To indicate the source of the information being gathered, as in "compile data from various sources."

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