Prepositional Phrases

I've got no doubt that the whole family were overwhelmed ...... the sad news of your brother's untimely death.
1. with
2. at
3. about
4. for
The loss of your next of kin is always painful ...... anybody.
1. to
2. with
3. for
4. at
The sweet little girl was pale ...... fear when she heard the heavy steps approaching late last night.
1. with
2. at
3. for
4. of
The maths teacher asked her students to draw three parallel lines ...... each other crossing a triangle.
1. to
2. about
3. of
4. from
For some reason or other, the committee chairperson is partial ...... the whole project.
1. to
2. for
3. about
4. at
You'll pay dear ...... your insolence, Chris.
1. for
2. with
3. of
4. about
The blank verse is a feature peculiar ...... W. Shakespeare and his contemporaries.
1. to
2. from
3. of
4. for
Such a risky endeavour might well prove pernicious ...... the company's long-term investments.
1. to
2. of
3. at
4. for
The police maintain that they've got a witness whose testimony will prove pertinent ...... the whole investigation.
1. to
2. for
3. in
4. about
That tune is really pleasant ...... the ear, isn't it, Franklin?
1. to
2. for
3. with
4. at