Prepositional Phrases

After a time, prisoners of war get inured ...... physical pain and suffering.
1. to
2. at
3. with
4. for
Have any of your friends and colleagues ever been involved ...... criminal activities of any kind at all, Christine?
1. in
2. to
3. about
4. at
Was the young man on the left involved ...... Mr Donaldson in the robbery?
1. with
2. at
3. about
4. from
The company will pay for any damages to your equipment irrespective ...... the total amount.
1. of
2. about
3. on
4. into
The robber has never been more irritated ...... him losing the money from the last robbery.
1. by
2. with
3. for
4. to
I suppose the sweet English teacher could never have been irritated ...... Lilly whom he loved above all.
1. with
2. towards
3. at
4. for
Some mean men are always jealous ...... other men meeting pretty women.
1. of
2. to
3. at
4. for
I admit our Spanish professor has always been very kind ...... all of us.
1. to
2. of
3. at
4. with
There's been a lack ...... morale in our company for the past two weeks. That's going to change right now.
1. of
2. for
3. in
4. to
Some of the new applicants are lacking ...... common sense it seems. They don't grasp the simplest things at all.
1. in
2. to
3. with
4. at