Complete the harsh theater critic's review of last night's disastrous play by selecting the right pair of prepositions.

The actors seemed to revel ___ the absolute chaos of the second act, which ultimately culminated ___ the lead soprano accidentally setting her own wig on fire.

The correct answer is in / in.

The verb revel (meaning to get great pleasure from a situation) takes the preposition in.

The verb culminate (meaning to reach a climax or point of highest development) also requires the preposition in. It is a common mistake to say something "culminates into" a result, but "in" is the standard grammatical choice!