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Prepositions of Place Quiz

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Prepositions of Place Quiz
 

Prepositions of Place QuizOnline version

Test your prepositions in space

by Весна Лукич
1

The book is __ the shelf. (options: on, in, at, beside)

2

The cat is __ the box.

3

There is a lamp __ the table and the wall.

4

The picture hangs __ the wall.

5

She sits __ the desk reading.

6

The ball rolled __ the chair and the couch.

7

The kids are playing __ the playground.

8

The vase is __ the shelf and the window.

9

The ball is __ the box, not inside it.

10

The rug is __ the sofa.

Feedback

Correct: 'on' is used for surfaces like shelves.

Correct: 'in' shows inside the box.

Correct: 'between' sits in the space separating two objects.

Correct: 'on' describes being attached to a vertical surface.

Correct: 'at' is used for a point in front of a surface like a desk.

Correct: 'between' refers to the space separating two objects.

Correct: 'in' is used for enclosed areas like playgrounds.

Correct: 'between' fits the space separating two features.

Correct: 'outside' means not inside the object.

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