Here are the correct answers with simple explanations for each question.
61. My father takes a nap \_\_\_\_\_ dinner.
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Reasoning: We use "after" to show that one thing happens following another. Taking a nap usually happens after eating.
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Answer: B) after
62. When people go \_\_\_\_\_ picnic they always eat a lot.
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Reasoning: The phrase is "go on a picnic." Just like we say "go on a trip" or "go on holiday."
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Answer: B) on
63. Boys and girls go \_\_\_\_\_ dancing.
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Reasoning: For activities ending in "-ing" (like swimming, shopping, dancing), we do not use a preposition. We just say "go dancing."
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Answer: C) * (No word needed)
64. When do you take \_\_\_\_\_ your wrist watch?
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Reasoning: To remove clothing or accessories from your body, we use the phrasal verb "take off."
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Answer: A) off
65. I'll phone \_\_\_\_\_ you tomorrow.
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Reasoning: The verb "phone" acts directly on the person. You don't need "to" or "at." You simply "phone someone."
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Answer: D) * (No word needed)
66. Our village lies \_\_\_\_\_ two high mountains.
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Reasoning: When something is in the middle of two specific things, we use "between." ("Among" is used for three or more things).
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Answer: D) between
67. You may write \_\_\_\_\_ a pen or \_\_\_\_\_ a pencil.
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Reasoning: When talking about the tool or instrument used to do something, we use "with."
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Answer: B) with / with
68. A lot of planes fly \_\_\_\_\_ the city every day.
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Reasoning: Planes are in the sky, higher than the buildings. Therefore, they fly "over" the city.
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Answer: C) over
69. They went \_\_\_\_\_ a museum.
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Reasoning: When moving towards a destination, we use "to."
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Answer: A) to
70. There were no planes \_\_\_\_\_ the past.
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Reasoning: We use "in" for periods of time like "the past," "the future," or "the 19th century."
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Answer: A) in
71. We waited \_\_\_\_\_ you \_\_\_\_\_ 11.00.
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Reasoning: First, you wait
for a person. Second, when talking about the end point of time, we use
until.
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Answer: B) for / until
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Final Answer:
61. B
62. B
63. C
64. A
65. D
66. D
67. B
68. C
69. A
70. A
71. B
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