To answer this question, we need to understand the meaning and usage of the word "zest" and the prepositions that can be used with it.

The word "zest" refers to enthusiasm, energy, or excitement. When talking about having zest "for" life, it means having a strong and positive attitude towards life and enjoying it to the fullest.

Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:

Option A) "in" - This option is incorrect because the preposition "in" is not commonly used with the word "zest" to indicate enthusiasm or excitement for something.

Option B) "from" - This option is incorrect because the preposition "from" is not commonly used with the word "zest" to indicate enthusiasm or excitement for something.

Option C) "with" - This option is incorrect because the preposition "with" is not commonly used with the word "zest" to indicate enthusiasm or excitement for something.

Option D) "for" - This option is correct because the preposition "for" is commonly used with the word "zest" to indicate enthusiasm or excitement for something. In this case, it indicates having enthusiasm or excitement for life.

The correct answer is Option D) "for". This option is correct because it is the preposition commonly used with the word "zest" to indicate enthusiasm or excitement for something, in this case, for life.

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