Correct option is A
The correct option to fill in the blank is
(a) with.
Explanation: Standard preposition use:
angry with + person;
angry at/about + thing/situation (though
angry at a person also occurs, exam norm favors
with for persons). Here, “the students” are persons, so
angry with fits.
Angry =
क्रोधित/नाराज़.
Example: The coach was
angry with the players for arriving late.
Why other options are incorrect:
·
(b) to: Not idiomatic after “angry” (
angry to ✗).
·
(c) by: Suggests agency in passive constructions; not used with “angry” (
angry by ✗).
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(d) on: Nonstandard Indianism here; standard English uses
with/at/about, not
on.