Choose the correct preposition.
1. This is Amina of Kenya, whom I congratulate FOR / ON / ABOUT her work.
2. This is what you were trying to protect OF / ON / FROM the storm.
3. He let his turtle escape, and then blamed it ON / AT / TO me.
4. He was thanked ON / FOR / WITH his contribution.
5. But without an operation, she could die BY / WITH / OF an easily treated infection.
6. This is a man you accuse FOR / OF / ON being a terrible parent.
7. I can't do this, man. I can't live FROM / ON / WITH rabbit food.
8. Many older women suffer OF / ON / FROM loneliness and a deep sense of being no longer needed.
9. So I paid TO / FOR / ON their motel room.
10. He nodded to show that he approved OF / FOR / ON my plan.