Explanation

"Between" is used when referring to two people or things — here, you and me.

"Among" is used for more than two.

Explanation

"With" is the correct preposition when referring to the tool used to perform an action (cut with a knife).

Cut with a knife means چاقو سے کاٹ

Explanation

"Over the river" is the correct preposition to describe something that spans above from one side to another, like a bridge.

Over the river means ندی کے اوپر

Explanation

"Apart from" is a compound preposition meaning in addition to or besides.

It fits the sentence context: Besides regional festivals, people also celebrate religious ones.

Explanation

"With respect to" means concerning or regarding something.

It fits the context of linking the theory to its relevance to modern technology.

Explanation

The correct phrase is: "The wisdom of Solomon is famous."

"Of" shows possession or association, which is correct when referring to someone's quality (wisdom of Solomon).

Explanation

The correct preposition after "invite" in this context is "to".

So the complete sentence is: "I invited him to the dinner."

Rule:

We use "invite someone to" an event or place (e.g., to a party, to dinner, to a wedding).

Explanation

The correct preposition is "with" when talking about being ill due to a condition.

So the correct sentence is: "I am ill with fever."

Explanation

The student will go camping during the vacation.

طالب علم چھٹی کے دوران کیمپنگ میں جائے گا۔

During is a preposition. 

It is used throughout the duration of (a period of time). 

By indication of "period of time throughout students vacation", we marked the option "during".

Explanation

The correct phrase is "We should not swim after a meal" as it's advised to wait before swimming.

"After" indicates the time following an event.