Relations Expressed by Prepositions: MCQs 1 C

Relations Expressed by Prepositions: MCQs 1 C

Relations Expressed by Prepositions: MCQs 1 C

Select the correct answer

Q1.

"She stayed at the cottage for a week."

What does the prepositional phrase show?

Place
Manner
Time
Cause
Q2.

"The children hid under the table."

What kind of phrase is “under the table”?

Adverbial phrase of time
Adverbial phrase of reason
Adverbial phrase of place
Adjective phrase
Q3.

"We traveled by car to the village."

What does “by car” express?

Purpose
Manner (method of travel)
Agent
Possession
Q4.

"He was punished for being late."

What relation does “for being late” express?

Cause/Reason
Place
Concession
Time
Q5.

"She walked along the riverbank."

What does this prepositional phrase show?

Direction
Time
Possession
Comparison
Q6.

"He spoke with confidence."

What kind of phrase is “with confidence”?

Adverbial phrase of purpose
Adverbial phrase of time
Adjective phrase
Adverbial phrase of manner
Q7.

"We stayed home because of the storm."

What relation does the prepositional phrase show?

Concession
Reason
Time
Purpose
Q8.

"He worked hard in spite of his illness."

What type of relation is expressed here?

Concession
Cause
Purpose
Manner
Q9.

"This letter is from my cousin."

What does “from my cousin” show?

Possession
Direction
Source/Origin
Time
Q10.

"He ran into the room."

What kind of phrase is “into the room”?

Adverbial phrase of cause
Adverbial phrase of manner
Adverbial phrase of direction
Adjective phrase
Q11.

"They met at the station."

What does this prepositional phrase indicate?

Time
Place
Condition
Cause
Q12.

"We waited until sunset."

What type of relation is expressed?

Time
Condition
Purpose
Concession
Q13.

"The gift is for you."

What kind of relation does “for you” show?

Cause
Purpose
Manner
Agent
Q14.

"The decision was made by the principal."

What relation is expressed by “by the principal”?

Manner
Possession
Agent
Reason
Q15.

"He fell off the ladder."

What type of phrase is this?

Adverbial phrase of place
Adjective phrase
Noun phrase
Adverbial phrase of time
Q16.

"The lamp hung above the table."

What relation is expressed?

Time
Place
Cause
Comparison
Q17.

"I haven't eaten since morning."

What type of relation is shown?

Place
Cause
Time
Purpose
Q18.

"They were tired from walking all day."

What does “from walking all day” express?

Manner
Cause
Time
Purpose
Q19.

"She decorated the room with balloons."

What kind of phrase is “with balloons”?

Adverbial phrase of time
Adverbial phrase of purpose
Adverbial phrase of manner/tool
Adjective phrase
Q20.

"He lives at 15 Green Street."

What relation is this?

Direction
Place
Time
Possession