Direction Detective (Grade 10)

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Asking and Giving Directions

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Froggy Jumps Direction Detective (Grade 10)Online version Asking and Giving Directions by Sulthana Hagia Sophia 1 Which phrase is the most polite way to ask for directions to the bus station? a Show me the way to the bus station. b Where is the bus stop? c Could you tell me how to get to the bus station? 2 Fill the blank: Go straight ___ the traffic lights and then turn left. a past b through c over 3 Which sentence correctly uses a landmark? a Go past the park then turn left at the river. b Turn right at the bookstore, then go two blocks. c Walk straight to the church and turn left at the bookstore. 4 If you are near the cinema, you are close to the _____. a the library b the cinema c the post office 5 Which preposition best fits: ‘The museum is ___ the clock tower.’ a on b near c over 6 Which is the best response to ‘How do I get to the bus stop?’ a Turn left at the bridge. b Go straight, then left at the traffic lights. c Stop and ask someone else for directions. 7 Which question would you ask to get more precise directions? a Is this far from here? b Could you give me more detail about the route? c Do you know a place to eat nearby? 8 Which phrase means you should avoid a certain street? a Cross at the next pedestrian crossing. b Go straight on Main Street. c Take the alternate route to avoid Main Street. 9 Which of these is a good closing to a directions conversation? a Thank you for your help! b I’m lost again. c Whatever, I’ll figure it out. 10 Which sentence correctly uses ‘across’? a Walk across the street twice to reach the library. b Cross the street, then turn left and go across the park. c Go across the street and turn right at the corner. 11 what is the picture about? a T-junction b Intersection c Roundabout 12 what is the picture about? a hidden gems b tunnel c highway 13 what is the picture about? a pedestrian b intersection c traffic jam 14 How do you call this street? a oneway b Main street c T-junction 15 How do you say to give the direction based on the picture? a Go around on the corner b Go pass the tunnel c Go straight ahead then turn left

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Direction Detective (Grade 10)Online version

by Sulthana Hagia Sophia

Which phrase is the most polite way to ask for directions to the bus station?

Fill the blank: Go straight ___ the traffic lights and then turn left.

Which sentence correctly uses a landmark?

If you are near the cinema, you are close to the _____.

Which preposition best fits: ‘The museum is ___ the clock tower.’

Which is the best response to ‘How do I get to the bus stop?’

Which question would you ask to get more precise directions?

Which phrase means you should avoid a certain street?

Which of these is a good closing to a directions conversation?

Which sentence correctly uses ‘across’?

what is the picture about?

what is the picture about?

what is the picture about?

How do you call this street?

How do you say to give the direction based on the picture?