The principal was annoyed _ the students _ their repeated interruptions.

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A at, with
B with, by
C from, at
D with, for

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Answer: D. with, for

Annoyed with [someone]: We use the preposition "with" when expressing anger or annoyance directed at a person. • Annoyed for [a reason]: We use the preposition "for" (or "at/about" something) to explain the reason behind the annoyance.

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