The song reminded me ______ my childhood.

• A. For
• B. Of
• C. About
• D. With

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is using remind with the preposition of to show what memory is triggered. When something causes you to recall a memory, you say it reminds you of that thing. In this sentence, the song caused memories from the speaker’s childhood to come to mind, so the natural and correct choice is of.

For and about don’t fit the same way. For would not correctly express a memory being triggered; it sounds like a purpose or duration, which changes the meaning. About would refer more to a topic or subject rather than triggering a memory, making the sentence feel off. With would not connect the recall to the memory in a sensible way. With remind, the standard and idiomatic pairing for recalling something is remind someone of something, which is why this option is the best fit.