Discussion
They will be extremely vexed __________ me.
Answer: A
The answer is with: They will be extremely vexed with me.
Vexed (annoyed) takes with before a person and at or about before a thing: vexed with someone, vexed at the delay.
Since the object here is a person, me, with is correct. Vexed of and vexed from are not used. At is the near-miss, but it belongs with a situation, not a person.
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