Here are suitable prepositions to fill in the blanks:

1. Is there anything good **on** television tonight?
2. Watching TV too much isn’t good **for** your eyes.
3. My friend is very good **at** drawing things.
4. Karen Carpenter is famous **for** the song Top of the World.
5. He was anxious **about** the performance.
6. The concert was crowded **with** people from all **over** the world.
7. Mozart wrote his first piece **of** music when he was five years old.
8. I like the kinds **of** instruments that they use **in** the performance.
9. Sitting too close **to** the TV hurts your eyes.
10. Han practises playing music **with** some other students **on** weekends.
11. Peter is bored **with** listening to classical music; he prefers to dance **on** his weekends.
12. Your paintings can be used as gifts **for** your friends.