The young man put the flute his lips

1)in
2)on
3)in
4)on
5)on
6)in
7)on
8)on

1. The cyclist rode quickly on the path.
2.the young man put the flute on his lips and began to play.
3.the paperdart went gliding in the air

1. Through
2.with
3.in

1.He found the keys just outside the front door.
2 . I could not accompany my cousin to the trip because I had fever .
3.The young man put the flute to his lips and began to play.
4.The noise prevented us from sleeping.
5. Ashok leaned against the wall.
6.The paper dart went gliding through the air.
7.The cyclist rode quickly along the path.
8.The young child carried the heavy bucket down the stairs.

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1)   near    

2)   on  

3)   on  

4)   from  

5)   against  

6)   in  

7)   along  

8)  up to /down  

Explanation:

In the first sentence, he found the keys at a short distance from the front door. So, the word ‘near’ is used. The second sentence is about a trip taken and the preposition ‘on’ can be used here as it emphasizes being away from home and going on a trip. The preposition ‘on’ can also be used in the third sentence as it emphasizes touching an object. The preposition ‘from’ is used in the fourth sentence as the word ‘from’ shows that the noise is preventing them from sleeping. The preposition ‘against’ is used in the fifth sentence as Ashok has firmly pressed himself against something, that is the wall. The preposition ‘in’ indicates a location. As the paper dart is gliding in the air, the proposition ‘in’ is used. The preposition ‘along’ is used to describe a movement on something. This sentence is about a cycle on a path; hence ‘along’ can be used here. The preposition ‘up to’ can be used to specify something to be taken from a lower place to a higher place. The word ‘down’ can also be used.  

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