Concept:The correct preposition after “reconcile” depends on its meaning, which here is “to restore a friendship or make peace with someone.”
Explanation:In this sentence, Awo refused to make peace with her brother after their quarrel.
When “reconcile” is used to describe two people becoming friendly again, it is followed by the preposition “with.”
Thus, we say “reconcile with someone.”
The other options are not correct in this context.
“To” is used in the expression “reconcile oneself to,” which means to accept something unpleasant, not to make peace with a person.
“By” and “for” do not form a correct prepositional phrase with “reconcile” here.
Therefore, the sentence should read: “Awo refused to reconcile with her brother.”
Answer:B. with