Neha was angry . . . . . . herself for making such a stupid mistake. A. about B. with C. on D. for

The correct answer is D.

Neha was angry for herself for making such a stupid mistake.

The preposition “for” is used to express anger, blame, or responsibility. In this case, Neha is angry at herself because she is responsible for making the mistake.

The other prepositions are not as appropriate in this context.

• “About” is used to express concern or interest. For example, “Neha was worried about her test results.”
• “With” is used to express annoyance or irritation. For example, “Neha was annoyed with her friend for being late.”
• “On” is used to express action or influence. For example, “Neha was working on her project.”