Prepositions part 2

Prepositions


51. I have benefited ....... his advice very much.
from

52. The learned Judge found him guilty ........ murder.
of

53. Gandhiji made salt in defiance ...... British order
of

54. One must have good friends to confide .........
in

55. One must refrain ........ hurting others by word or deed
from

56. That rule is not applicable ..... your case.
in

57. Generally, the rich are more covetous ..... money than poor.
to

Prepositions

General  English 

Prepositions


1. A foul smell arose ...... the swampa. in
b. into
c. with
d. from

D

2. The players must abide ..... the decision of the refereea. with
b. to
c. by
d. in

C

3. Your bike is inferior ....... his bikea. to
b. with
c. than
d. then

A

4. Man does not live ....... bread alone.
by

5. We sailed ...... the rivera. in
b. on
c. at
d. down

D

6. This is the supplement .... the syllabusa. of
b. for
c. off
d. to

D

One Word Substitution in Enlish

One-words

51. Person who loves or collects booksBibliophile

52. Person having uncontrollable urge to set fire to things
Pyromaniac

53. Somebody who has an irresistible urge to steal, especially when there is no economic necessityKleptomaniac

54. Person who achieves pleasure in suffering pain, humiliation and the acceptance of physical and verbal abuse
Masochist

55. The gaining of sexual pleasure by causing physical or mental pain to other people.Sadist

56. Somebody who chooses a plain and simple life of self-denialAscetic

57. A person who always expects the worst to happen in every situation and see the worst in all thingsPessimist

58. Person who tends to feel hopeful and positive about future outcomes; Person who habitually looks at the bright side of the things.
Optimist

59. Person who hates marriageMisogamist