Prepositions of Place Quiz

What does 'upside down' mean in terms of object orientation?

• The object is inside out.

• The object is in its normal position.

• The top and bottom of the object are reversed.

• The object is tilted to the side.

If you are standing between two rows of flowers, where are you?

• Among the flowers

• In the middle of the flowers

• Between the flower rows

• Next to the flowers

When you place a dolly to the right of a wagon, where is it?

• On the left of the wagon

• On the right of the wagon

• In front of the wagon

• Behind the wagon

What is the difference between 'around' and 'past'?

• 'Around' means going through, 'past' means going around.

• 'Around' means stopping, 'past' means moving.

• 'Around' means going over, 'past' means going under.

• 'Around' means changing direction, 'past' means continuing straight.

What does 'inside out' refer to when talking about clothing?

• The clothing is worn with the inside facing out.

• The clothing is worn upside down.

• The clothing is worn backwards.

• The clothing is worn normally.

If you are on top of a hay elevator, where are you?

• Beside the hay elevator

• Under the hay elevator

• In front of the hay elevator

• On the hay elevator

What does 'walking away from the camera' imply about your position?

• You are moving in the opposite direction of the camera.

• You are standing still.

• You are moving around the camera.

• You are moving towards the camera.

What does 'behind the tree' mean in terms of position?

• Next to the tree

• On the opposite side of the tree

• In front of the tree

• On top of the tree

What does 'far from the camera' indicate about your location?

• You are behind the camera.

• You are next to the camera.

• You are at a distance from the camera.

• You are close to the camera.

What does 'toward the camera' mean in terms of movement?

• Moving away from the camera

• Moving in the direction of the camera

• Moving around the camera

• Standing still