Grammar Quiz

Preposition of Direction Quiz

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The man fell _______ the river.

A. on

B. into

C. at

D. down


I love to walk _______ the sea.

A. on

B. in

C. along

D. through


They swam ______ the river.

A. across

B. onto


The ship sailed __________ the sea to Sabah.

A. along

B. between

C. over

D. between


Cindy found her ring ______ her shopping bag.

A. at

B. in

C. on

D. over


The ladder is leaning ______ the wall in the kitchen.

A. in

B. over

C. against

D. below


She walked ______ the room.

A. into

B. onto


The railway track runs _______ the river.

A. over

B. across

C. by

D. on


The frightened deer disappeared _____ the forest.

A. into

B. onto


The children stood up when their teacher walked _________ the classroom.

A. by

B. on

C. into

D. past


The smoke from the fire went _______ into the sky.

A. up

B. through


You must walk ____ the bridge.

A. into

B. across

C. down

D. along


The people are waiting for the bus __________ the bus station.

A. near

B. on

C. in

D. at


Danny walked slowly ______ the woods.

A. through

B. across


I got scared when the train went _________ a long tunnel.

A. above

B. through

C. along

D. beneath


The car drove _______ the tunnel.

A. through

B. across


The cat crawled ________ the sofa.

A. over

B. under

C. on

D. at


She ran _____ the finish line.

A. into

B. towards


He goes ____ school everyday.

A. to

B. across

C. down

D. towards


That woman going ____ the supermarket is my mother.

A. into

B. onto

C. across

D. off


Larry was angry. He pushed his body ______ Nel.

A. towards

B. through


The doctor is talking _____ the woman.

A. to

B. off

C. through

D. up


She went _____ the supermarket.

A. across

B. to


Please put the bowl of soup ______ the table.

A. in

B. on

C. at

D. above


Put all the books _______ this box here.

A. at

B. into

C. by

D. over


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