English grammar preposition SOUMYADIP MANDAL 5 Feb, 2021 Preposition English Grammar (preposition) M.C.Q. Of 'preposition' 1) He walked ......... the river's bank. A) after B) among C) along D) none of these 2) She stood .......... her dignity. A) by B) on C) to D) none of these 3) He arrived ......... dark. A) in B) before C) after D) none of these 4) He is acting ......... his own interest. A) against B) on C) after D) none of these 5) You can trust ............ a man's honesty. A) for B) to C) with D) none of these 6) The Police sentenced that man ........ fine. A) on B) to C) for D) none of these 7) He reminds me ........ my newspaper. A) for B) to C) of D) none of these 8) He is always seeking ......... wealth. A) for B) after C) to D) none of these 9) He went ......... his work in earnest. A) about B) on C) after D) none of these 10) A sword was hanging ....... his head. A) over B) on C) above D) none of these 11) He died ......... overwork. A) from B) of C) for D) none of these 12) I always turn ......... evidence. A) upon B) on C) to D) none of these 13) I never trust a man ........... money. A) for B) to C) with D) none of these 14) I don't like to have wish ......... anything. A) for B) of C) about D) none of these 15) Don't stoop ........ meanness. A) to B) down C) for D) none of these 16) He laid the bundle ........ his shoulder. A) on B) across C) upon D) none of these 17) Turn this verse ......... prose. A) in B) into C) to D) none of these 18) His expenses are .......... his means. A) above B) over C) in D) none of these 19) My house is .............. the river. A) across B) after C) by D) none of these 20) It leads us .......... ultimate ruin. A) on B) to C) for D) none of these Strong Roots THE EYES HAVE IT (CLASS XII)
