Fill in the blank with the most appropriate preposition: He was accused ______ misappropriating company funds.
of
This is a preposition-collocation question, so the answer depends on the fixed preposition that pairs with the verb 'accuse'.
The established structure in English is 'accuse someone of (doing) something', where the charge or offence is introduced by 'of'.
Applying it here gives 'He was accused of misappropriating company funds', with 'of' linking the accusation to the wrongful act.
'For' is used with words like 'blame' or 'punish' ('blamed for'), not with 'accuse', so 'accused for' is incorrect.
'With' collocates with 'charge' ('charged with a crime') rather than 'accuse', and 'about' does not follow 'accuse' at all.
Since only one preposition completes the fixed phrase 'accused ___', the correct choice is of.
Fill in the blank with the most appropriate preposition:
The delegates conferred _____ the issue for several hours before reaching consensus.
The following sentence has two blanks. Choose the most suitable set of prepositions from the given options to fill in the blanks and complete the sentence meaningfully:
She was reprimanded _____ being late and warned _____ further delays.
Fill in the blank with the most appropriate preposition:
The director insisted _____ absolute silence during the rehearsal.
A policeman was asked to chase a thief. Before the policeman started the chase, he realised that the thief was 200 metres ahead of him and was running at a speed of 16 km/h. The policeman started the chase at a speed of 20 km/h. How far will the thief run before he is overtaken by the policeman?