**1.**

Complete the text with suitable prepositions.
The moon is a very familiar figure (a) — all of us. She awakens a feeling (b) — love and tenderness (c) — our hearts. Even infants in arms stretches (d) — their hands to grasp the beautiful thing. Nor is her appeal confined only (e) — children. Ever since the string of the poetic faculty in man, she has furnished a theme (f) — poets and artists. The moon has no light (g) — her own. The soft silvery brightness which forms her principal charms to us, is borrowed solely (h) — the light of the sun. If we go out on a clear night, we can look (i) — the magic of moon light. It is often difficult (j) — us to realize that the moon is shining in borrowed feathers.

Question

**1.**

Complete the text with suitable prepositions.
The moon is a very familiar figure (a) — all of us. She awakens a feeling (b) — love and tenderness (c) — our hearts. Even infants in arms stretches (d) — their hands to grasp the beautiful thing. Nor is her appeal confined only (e) — children. Ever since the string of the poetic faculty in man, she has furnished a theme (f) — poets and artists. The moon has no light (g) — her own. The soft silvery brightness which forms her principal charms to us, is borrowed solely (h) — the light of the sun. If we go out on a clear night, we can look (i) — the magic of moon light. It is often difficult (j) — us to realize that the moon is shining in borrowed feathers.

Accepted Answer

**AI-generated sample answer**

(a) to
(b) of
(c) in
(d) out
(e) to
(f) for
(g) of
(h) from
(i) at
(j) for

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