Choose the correct prepositions

1. The teacher said that my grade depends
   [on|off|at] the test result only.
2. I hate Julian's manner of showing
   [on|off|at]. It gets
   [in|at|on]
   my nerves.
3. Don't try to put the blame
   [at|on|to]
   me. It's your fault that we were late for the lesson.
4. An eco-friendly trend is popular
   [at|with|for]
   children and teens.
5. I have good relationships
   [with|to|for] my sister; we are very close
   [for|to|with] each other and never have arguments.
6. I detest when someone interferes
   [at|for|in] my plans. I haven't asked for advice!
7. Although I've decided to try myself in makeup, I'm afraid my parents won't approve
   [of|off|to] my choice.
8. Rose didn't object
   [of|to|at] spending time alone in her room.