Asking and Giving for Direction Quiz

If someone asks you for directions to the supermarket, you should say:

• Turn left at the corner.

• I don't know.

• It's next to the park.

• I like going there.

Which of the following is the best direction to go to the post office?

• Go straight, then turn right at the traffic light.

• Go left, then turn around the corner.

• Turn around, and you will see it.

• It's far away.

When you want to explain a place is opposite to something, you can say:

• It's on the corner.

• It's in front of you.

• It's on the left.

• It's across from the bank.

Which of the following is a common landmark for giving directions?

• Next to the chair.

• Behind the tree.

• Across from the movie theater.

• In the kitchen.

When you ask for directions to the nearest hospital, you can say:

• How can I go to the hospital?

• Where is the hospital?

• Can you tell me the way to the hospital?

• I want to go to the hospital.

If someone asks you, 'How do I get to the library?', you can answer:

• Turn right at the traffic light.

• I am going to the library.

• It’s across from the restaurant.

• I don’t like the library.

Which of the following sentences is used to give directions?

• Where is the nearest school?

• Walk straight, and turn left at the corner.

• Can you help me?

• What time is it?

If you want to tell someone to go past a place, you should say:

• Turn right.

• Go straight ahead.

• Go past the supermarket.

• It's on your left.

What does 'It's next to the park' mean?

• The place is behind the park.

• The place is in front of the park.

• The place is beside the park.

• The place is far from the park.

What tools can help you find directions when you are lost?

• Following random strangers

• Using a compass without a map

• Driving in circles aimlessly

• GPS devices, smartphone navigation apps, paper maps, asking locals.