Location Concepts

Where's the house?

• It's on the left.

• It's across the street.

• It's around the corner.

• It's on the right.

Where's the house?

• It's across the street.

• It's down the street.

• It's on the left.

• It's next to the bank.

Using at least 2 prepositions for location, answer the following question:

"Where is your cellphone?"

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a preposition to indicate location?

• The cat is under the table.

• The cat is table the under.

• The cat table under is.

• Under the cat is table.

Identify the sentence that uses a location adverb correctly.

• She is sitting there.

• She is sitting here.

• She is sitting where.

• She is sitting everywhere.

Choose the correct sentence that describes a location.

• The book is on the shelf.

• The book shelf on is.

• On the book is shelf.

• Shelf the book is on.

Which word in the sentence 'The dog ran across the yard' indicates location?

• dog

• ran

• across

• yard

Select the sentence that uses a location conjunction correctly.

• I will go to the park and the store.

• I will go to the park or the store.

• I will go to the park but the store.

• I will go to the park so the store.

In the sentence 'The children played near the river', which word is the preposition?

• children

• played

• near

• river

Which sentence uses a location phrase correctly?

• The keys are in the drawer.

• The keys drawer in are.

• In the keys are drawer.

• Drawer the keys are in.