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7231. She was angry _ me for forgetting her birthday.

Moderate
  • A. at
  • B. to
  • C. over
  • D. through

Explanation: The term "at" is used to indicate direction or target of a feeling, which fits the context of being angry at someone.

Correct answer: at

7232. She came _ of her room with her hair all over the place. She must have just woken up.

Moderate
  • A. from
  • B. out
  • C. along
  • D. on

Explanation: The term "out" is used to indicate movement away from the inside of something, which fits the context of coming out of a room.

Correct answer: out

7233. The manager is responsible for the work of every person IN the office.

Moderate
  • A. Noun
  • B. 'Pronoun
  • C. Preposition
  • D. 'Verb

Explanation: 'In' is a preposition. It is used to indicate location or position within something.

Correct answer: Preposition

7234. Wise people always look for answers IN unlikely places.

Moderate
  • A. Noun
  • B. 'Pronoun
  • C. Preposition
  • D. Verb

Explanation: 'In' is a preposition. It is used to indicate location or position within something.

Correct answer: Preposition

7235. The local team scored three goals _ the first half of the match.

Moderate
  • A. At
  • B. For
  • C. In
  • D. On

Explanation: The preposition "in" indicates that the goals were scored during the time period of the first half of the match.

Correct answer: In

7236. Please wait for me. I will be finished _ five or ten minutes.

Moderate
  • A. It
  • B. For
  • C. In
  • D. At

Explanation: "In five or ten minutes" shows the duration of time after which the action will be completed.

Correct answer: In

7237. I finally received the letter which I had been waiting _ .

Moderate
  • A. For
  • B. At
  • C. On
  • D. To

Explanation: "Waiting for" is the correct phrasal verb meaning to anticipate or expect something.

Correct answer: For

7238. They agreed _ me that we should not go there.

Moderate
  • A. On
  • B. For
  • C. By
  • D. With

Explanation: We use the phrase "agree with someone" when we mean that we share the same opinion as that person.

Correct answer: With

7239. She is fond _ chocolate.

Moderate
  • A. On
  • B. Of
  • C. In
  • D. At

Explanation: The correct phrase is "fond of". Certain adjectives are always followed by specific prepositions.

Correct answer: Of

7240. The island is so small that there are only five houses _.

Moderate
  • A. On
  • B. In
  • C. Over
  • D. Out

Explanation: "On" is used to indicate a surface, in this case, the surface of the island.

Correct answer: On