Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank [B].
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
The correct answer is option 2 i.e. “with”.
The sentence reads: “The curator of the museum enlightened them with varied information from different periods of history.”
The verb 'enlighten' can take the preposition “with” to indicate the content being provided—i.e. 'enlightened them with tales…' as seen in usage examples and authoritative sources.
Using 'about' is common (e.g. 'enlightened us about climate change'), but that option is not available in the list.
Why the other prepositions are incorrect:
for — Suggests purpose, not appropriate after “enlighten”.
to — More often used as a direction marker in other contexts, not with “enlighten”.
in — Indicates location or state, irrelevant here.