The Jar was full . . . . . . . . oil. A. with B. from C. by D. of

with
from
by
of

The correct answer is: of.

The word “of” is used to indicate the contents of something. In this case, the jar is full of oil.

The other options are incorrect because they do

not make sense in the context of the sentence.
  • “With” is used to indicate that something is accompanied by something else. In this case, the jar is not accompanied by oil.
  • “From” is used to indicate the source of something. In this case, the oil is not from the jar.
  • “By” is used to indicate the means by which something is done. In this case, the oil is not done by the jar.
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