Prepositions of Movement/ Direction: MCQs 2 B

Select the correct answer

Q1.	What preposition follows “get” when referring to a place?
	up
	off
	to
	out
Q2.	We use “*arrive in*” with:
	Vehicles
	Cities and countries
	Events
	Rooms
Q3.	Which is correct?
	We arrived to Paris.
	We arrived into Paris.
	We arrived at Paris.
	We arrived in Paris.
Q4.	Which is correct regarding *home*?
	She went to home.
	She went home.
	She went into home.
	She went in home.
Q5.	What is the informal version of “*into the kitchen*”?
	at the kitchen
	onto the kitchen
	on the kitchen
	in the kitchen
Q6.	Which preposition shows *entry from outside*?
	on
	at
	into
	out of
Q7.	Which phrase is correct?
	get into the train
	get on the train
	go into the train
	get in the train
Q8.	“We got ___ the plane in Paris.”
	into
	at
	off
	down
Q9.	What preposition is used with “a trip”?
	in
	to
	on
	at
Q10.	Which preposition fits: “*I met her ___ my way to work*”?
	on
	in
	at
	by
Q11.	“He’s going ___ a wedding tomorrow.”
	at
	to
	on
	for
Q12.	What is the opposite of “over” (meaning higher than)?
	beside
	under
	below
	both B and C
Q13.	“She placed the book ___ the shelf.” Which shows movement?
	on
	onto
	in
	at
Q14.	Which shows resting at a surface, not movement?
	onto
	on
	into
	through
Q15.	The boy is walking ___ the river.
	Across
	Beside
	Inside
	Opposite
Q16.	“Opposite” means:
	On the same side
	At the back of something
	Facing each other
	Higher than
Q17.	Choose the best preposition: “He jumped ___ the window.”
	into
	through
	off
	out of
Q18.	Which is a correct use of “*from*”?
	She walked from the store.
	She arrived from the park.
	She got from the taxi.
	She ran from outside.
Q19.	“Welcome ___ the museum!”
	to
	in
	at
	into
Q20.	She is going ___ school.
	in
	to
	for
	away