प्रीपोज़िशन MCQ - उत्तर सहित अभ्यास प्रश्न

With the verb 'arrive', the preposition depends on the kind of place. We usually say 'arrive in' for a city, country, or large area, and 'arrive at' for a specific point such as a station, office, or venue. Jaipur is a city, so the correct phrase is 'arrive in Jaipur'. 'Arrive to' is not standard in this use, and 'on' does not fit arrival at a place. Therefore, the correct answer is 'in'.

सही उत्तर D है क्योंकि "indignant" के साथ किसी बात पर नाराजगी दिखाने के लिए सामान्यतः "at" आता है। वाक्य में नाराजगी ठगे जाने की घटना पर है, इसलिए "indignant at being cheated" सही प्रयोग है। "with", "in" और "of" यहां उपयुक्त संयोजन नहीं बनाते।

सही उत्तर C है क्योंकि "abstain" के साथ "from" का स्थिर प्रयोग होता है। वाक्य में "teetotaller" शराब से परहेज़ करने वाले व्यक्ति के लिए आया है। "in", "with" और "on" इस क्रिया के साथ सही नहीं हैं।

Sentence 1 is correct because 'in time' means early enough to do something; here, they reached early enough to catch the bus. Sentence 2 is incorrect because clock time takes 'at', so it should be 'at 10 a.m.', not 'on 10 a.m.' Sentence 3 is correct because the adjective 'responsible' is followed by 'for' when naming a duty. Therefore, only sentences 1 and 3 are correct.

The question asks for the incorrect sentence. 'Between' is normally used for two persons or things, while 'among' is used when something is shared within a group of more than two. Since the sweets are shared with all the students, the sentence should be: 'The teacher divided the sweets among all the students.' The other sentences correctly use 'at' for a point, 'since' for a starting time, and 'under' for position.