Prepositional Phrases

The committee doesn't want you to be burdened ...... petty problems, Dr Stewart. We'll take care of it.
1. with
2. of
3. for
4. at
The son was bound ...... inherit his father's great fortune.
1. to
2. for
3. in
4. on
The ship was bound ...... South Africa when it sank.
1. for
2. to
3. in
4. of
Could I borrow that yellow pencil ...... you, Henry?
1. from
2. in
3. for
4. to
Some of the most remarkable poets and novelists were born ...... poverty.
1. in
2. for
3. of
4. to
Apollon and some of his siblings were born ...... Zeus, the King of Gods.
1. of
2. for
3. on
4. to
David's supervisor seems quite boastful ...... his latest sales figures.
1. of
2. on
3. for
4. at
The handyman's hands were blue ...... cold when he finished cleaning up the driveway.
1. with
2. on
3. for
4. about
Some police officers are blind ...... the crimes of the rich and famous.
1. to
2. in
3. at
4. about
All of those soldiers went blind ...... their left eyes once the bomb exploded.
1. in
2. with
3. for
4. about