Prepositions, Adverbial Phrases and "Of" Usage

_______ poor visibility, the flight was cancelled.

• Out of

• From the

• Even with

• Due to

The inevitable boiling _______ tensions in the melting pot of post-war Europe came to a head the following year.

• pot of

• over of

• up of the

• of the

By working overtime, she managed _______ finish the project.

• by

• to

• for

• while

The fall of the Roman Empire can be studied through a variety _______ lenses.

• of the Roman

• of historical

• of fascinated

• of various

The spending habits _______ consumer are a topic of interest to marketers.

• of the most

• of interested

• of the modern

• of typical

_______ of cancellation, tickets will be refunded.

• In case

• Because

• Instead

• To a large

To a large extent, they only had themselves _____ blame.

• for

• to

• of

• in

_______ recognising his skill, I don't think he is right for the job.

• For

• While

• By

• Even though

_______ the consumer's perspective, it's a legitimate gripe.

• From

• Instead of

• Even

• Due to

The fall of the Roman Empire can be studied through a _______ of historical lenses.

• variety

• various

• varied

• varying