In the given text, the blanks are numbered (i) – (iv). Select the best match for all the blanks. Following a row __(i)__ the shopkeeper __(ii)__ the price of a frying pan, the cook stood __(iii)__ a row to withdrawn cash ___(iv)___the ATM booth.

The correct option is (i) with (ii) over (iii) in (iv) at.

Let us break down the usage of prepositions for each blank to understand why this option is correct:

1. Blank (i) and (ii): The sentence starts with "Following a row __(i)__ the shopkeeper __(ii)__ the price of a frying pan...". Here, the noun "row" means a noisy argument or disagreement.
- The preposition "with" is used to indicate the person with whom one is arguing. Therefore, it is "a row with the shopkeeper".
- The preposition "over" (or sometimes "about") is used to indicate the subject of the argument. Therefore, it is "a row with the shopkeeper over the price".

2. Blank (iii): "...the cook stood __(iii)__ a row...". Here, "row" refers to a line of people (a queue).
- The idiomatic preposition used to describe standing as part of a line/queue is "in". Thus, the cook "stood in a row".

3. Blank (iv): "...to withdraw cash ___(iv)___ the ATM booth."
- The preposition "at" is used to denote a specific point, location, or facility in space where an activity takes place. Therefore, the cook withdraws cash "at the ATM booth".

Combining all the correct prepositions, we get: "Following a row with the shopkeeper over the price of a frying pan, the cook stood in a row to withdraw cash at the ATM booth." This matches the option perfectly.