Directions: Fill in the blanks with correct preposition:
Napolean had genius _______ military tactics, without doubt he was genius _________ Mathematics.
- Ain, for
- Bat, in
- Cin, at
- Dfor, in
Solution & Step-by-step Explanation
The noun "genius" takes different prepositions based on its context:
When referring to a natural talent or exceptional capability for a specific skill, the phrase "genius for [something]" is used (e.g., a genius for military tactics).
When designating an expert field of study where that cognitive intellect is realized, the phrasing "genius in [a field]" is used (e.g., a genius in Mathematics).
Thus, "for" and "in" are the correct choices.
When referring to a natural talent or exceptional capability for a specific skill, the phrase "genius for [something]" is used (e.g., a genius for military tactics).
When designating an expert field of study where that cognitive intellect is realized, the phrasing "genius in [a field]" is used (e.g., a genius in Mathematics).
Thus, "for" and "in" are the correct choices.