He was prevented _____ entering the building.

• A. to
• B. for
• C. from (Answer)
• D. of

'Prevent from' is the correct collocation. He was prevented from entering.

The decision rests _____ the committee.

• A. on
• B. with (Answer)
• C. by
• D. in

'Rest with' means the responsibility lies with someone.

He borrowed money _____ his friend.

• A. to
• B. by
• C. from (Answer)
• D. of

'Borrow from' is correct. You borrow from someone. You lend to someone.

She _____ her grandfather in appearance.

• A. resembles (Answer)
• B. resembles to
• C. resembles with
• D. resembles from

'Resemble' does not take a preposition. It is a transitive verb used directly with an object.

He agreed _____ my proposal.

• A. for
• B. with
• C. to (Answer)
• D. on

'Agree to' a proposal/plan. 'Agree with' a person/idea.

The boys _____ playing cricket when it started to rain.

• A. are
• B. were (Answer)
• C. was
• D. have been

Past continuous 'were playing' describes an ongoing past action interrupted by another.

He is familiar _____ the rules of the game.

• A. about
• B. for
• C. with (Answer)
• D. to

'Familiar with' is the correct collocation.

He shouted _____ the top of his voice.

• A. from
• B. with
• C. at (Answer)
• D. by

'At the top of his voice' is the correct fixed phrase.

She has _____ experience in teaching.

• A. many
• B. few
• C. much (Answer)
• D. a few

'Experience' is uncountable, so 'much' is used. 'Many/few' are for countable nouns.

She is _____ a hurry to finish the work.

• A. on
• B. in (Answer)
• C. at
• D. with

'In a hurry' is the correct fixed phrase meaning 'in a rush'.