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7301. Fill in the blank with the most appropriate words.Don't poke your nose _ my affairs
- A. In
- B. On
- C. Into
- D. By
Explanation: This is the most appropriate choice as "poke your nose into my affairs" is the standard expression meaning to interfere or meddle in someone else's business.
Correct answer: Into7302. Choose the correct option. I always liked to lean _ the side of mercy
- A. Over
- B. On
- C. Towards
- D. About
Explanation: "Lean on" implies relying or depending on something, which fits the context of favoring or supporting the side of mercy.
Correct answer: On7303. Choose the correct option. He confided _ me.
- A. About
- B. In
- C. On
- D. Of
Explanation: The phrasal verb "confide" usually goes with the preposition "in", and it is actually an idiom
Correct answer: In7304. Choose the correct option.It is natural for us to exert _ our own success
- A. In
- B. At
- C. Against
- D. Regarding
Explanation: The preposition "at" is used with "exert" to indicate the target or focus of effort. Saying "exert at our own success" means directing effort toward achieving success. Other prepositions like "on" or "for" do not correctly convey the sense of aiming or applying effort toward a goal in this context.
Correct answer: At7305. Choose the correct option. The injured player was taken _ the field.
- A. Off
- B. Of
- C. Out
- D. In
Explanation: "Off" is used here as it shows disconnection from a person, place or object, i.e away from someone or something, in this case the field.
Correct answer: Off7306. Choose the correct option.He made _ a story when he was late for the first class, but the teacher didn't believe him.
- A. On
- B. Up
- C. Off
- D. Under
Explanation: "Up" is correct because the phrase "make up a story" is an idiom meaning to invent or fabricate a story, usually to explain or excuse something. Other prepositions don't convey this idiomatic meaning.
Correct answer: Up7307. Choose the correct option. The plane will stay on the runway _ five minutes.
- A. For
- B. In
- C. Below
- D. On
Explanation: We use for to talk about a purpose or a reason for something. The plane will stay on the runway for five minutes.
Correct answer: For7308. Choose the correct option.The plane wasn't allowed to take _ because of bad weather conditions.
- A. On
- B. Up
- C. Off
- D. To
Explanation: "Off" is correct because the phrasal verb "take off" means to leave the ground and begin to fly. Using any other preposition would not convey the correct meaning of an airplane beginning its flight.
Correct answer: Off7309. Choose the correct option. The weather is pleasant here_the spring.
- A. Above
- B. Around
- C. In
- D. On
Explanation: The correct preposition is "in". The preposition "in" is used to refer to periods of time, including seasons, such as spring.
Correct answer: In7310. Choose the correct option. The Police do not understand how the thieves _ the house.
- A. Got into
- B. Got in
- C. Get into
- D. Get in
Explanation: 'Got into' the house is the correct answer. The sentence involves a phrasal verb 'got into' which means enter into the house.
Correct answer: Got into