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[#626] He was accustomed . . . . . . . . chewing tulsi leaves even when he delivered the lecture.

(A) about

(B) of

(C) to

(D) at

Correct Answer

(C) to

[#627] Don't hurry. The train won't leave . . . . . . . . 5.50.

(A) until

(B) for

(C) in

(D) by

Correct Answer

(A) until

[#628] The insects are a great nuisance . . . . . . . . us.

(A) for

(B) at

(C) with

(D) to

Correct Answer

(A) for

[#629] In which part . . . . . . . . the head do you get the pain?

(A) of

(B) on

(C) in

(D) over

Correct Answer

(A) of

[#630] Prime Minister has arrived . . . . . . . . London.

(A) at

(B) to

(C) in

(D) from

Correct Answer

(C) in

Explanation

Solution: The correct preposition to be used here is 'in'. In cases like this, 'London' is a place or location, so the preposition is 'in'.