Correct Answer:
C. - (C) to
The correct preposition to use with "agreed" when referring to a proposal or idea is "to". "With" is used when agreeing with a person, and "from" is incorrect in this context.
Related MCQs
He looks upset, I think he took the criticism ___ .
A.
of
B.
about
C.
to heart
D.
in
Correct answer is:
C. to heart
Send this letter --- my address,
A.
(A) to (CORRECT)
B.
(B) on
C.
(C) at
D.
(D) towards
Correct answer is:
A. (A) to (CORRECT)
A lawful command means:
A.
(A) Command given by legal officer
B.
(B) Command given by Superior officer
C.
(C) Command given in writing
D.
(D) All of these
Correct answer is:
B. (B) Command given by Superior officer
It __________ useless to persuade a stubborn man.
A.
is
B.
was
C.
were
D.
None of these
Correct answer is:
A. is
Correct the sentence: 'He is wet from head to foot.'
A.
He is wet from head to toe
B.
He is wet from head to feet
C.
He is wet head to foot
D.
No correction needed
Correct answer is:
D. No correction needed
He pleads for sanity in a ____ world.
A.
Reasonable
B.
Lunatic
C.
Cautious
D.
None of these
Correct answer is:
B. Lunatic