Choose the correct prepositions to complete the sentences

1. What medicine has the doctor prescribed
   [for|to] your sore throat?
2. Smoking and taking drugs are dangerous
   [to|for] people's health.
3. The weight
   [of|in] the box was about three pounds, less than one kilogram and a half.
4. Rebecca has been studying medicine
   [for|within] four years.
5. I would like to cure you
   [from|of] your bad cough. First of all you should give
   [in|up] smoking.
6. Larry is slowly recovering
   [off|from] his bad cold.
7. I am not sure I like Paul very much. He always walks
   [with|of] his nose
   [up|in] the air.
8. Chris is taking this medicine
   [from|for] his earache.
9. Well, what's
   [on|in] the menu?
10. Don't eat too much pizza. You will put
    [in|on] weight.
    [By|On] the way, pizza is low
    [with|in] vitamins.
11. Phil says he has a strong pain
    [on|in] his right side.
12. Some pupils stay
    [on|up] all night before their exams, which is a harmful habit
    [to|for] their health.
13. Doctors usually recommend their patients to stay
    [in|off] fat food.
14. Pete is coming
    [to|down] with a cold.
15. Our football team brought the opponents
    [on|to] their knees.
16. Little Rick is really a pain
    [on|in] the neck.