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Q1

What preposition follows “get” when referring to a place?

A up

B off

C to

D out

Q2

We use “arrive in” with:

A Vehicles

B Cities and countries

C Events

D Rooms

Q3

Which is correct?

A We arrived to Paris.

B We arrived into Paris.

C We arrived at Paris.

D We arrived in Paris.

Q4

Which is correct regarding home?

A She went to home.

B She went home.

C She went into home.

D She went in home.

Q5

What is the informal version of “into the kitchen”?

A at the kitchen

B onto the kitchen

C on the kitchen

D in the kitchen

Q6

Which preposition shows entry from outside?

A on

B at

C into

D out of

Q7

Which phrase is correct?

A get into the train

B get on the train

C go into the train

D get in the train

Q8

“We got ___ the plane in Paris.”

A into

B at

C off

D down

Q9

What preposition is used with “a trip”?

A in

B to

C on

D at

Q10

Which preposition fits: “I met her ___ my way to work”?

A on

B in

C at

D by

Q11

“He’s going ___ a wedding tomorrow.”

A at

B to

C on

D for

Q12

What is the opposite of “over” (meaning higher than)?

A beside

B under

C below

D both B and C

Q13

“She placed the book ___ the shelf.” Which shows movement?

A on

B onto

C in

D at

Q14

Which shows resting at a surface, not movement?

A onto

B on

C into

D through

Q15

The boy is walking ___ the river.

A Across

B Beside

C Inside

D Opposite

Q16

“Opposite” means:

A On the same side

B At the back of something

C Facing each other

D Higher than

Q17

Choose the best preposition: “He jumped ___ the window.”

A into

B through

C off

D out of

Q18

Which is a correct use of “from”?

A She walked from the store.

B She arrived from the park.

C She got from the taxi.

D She ran from outside.

Q19

“Welcome ___ the museum!”

A to

B in

C at

D into

Q20

She is going ___ school.

A in

B to

C for

D away

Prepositions of Movement/ Direction: MCQs 2 B

Prepositions of Movement/ Direction: MCQs 2 B (B/2)