186. We must work strictly ……………. the law.
(a) on board
(b) apart from
(c) as per
(d) none of these
187. You open a door ……………. its handle.
(a) in spite of
(b) up to
(c) by means of
(d) none of these
188. You’ll have to turn round to see it. It’s ……………. you.
(a) behind
(b) in front of
(c) over
(d) none of these
189. You can sit ……………. that chair. Nobody is sitting there.
(a) in front of
(b) on
(c) above
(d) none of these
190. Everybody came at 9 am, ……………. Neil who came at 10 am.
(a) apart from
(b) underneath
(c) up against
(d) none of these
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