Olympiad Test Level 1: Prepositions- 1 - Class 3 MCQ

‘although’ is a conjunction which is used to join two sentences whereas all other options refer to prepositions hence; the odd one out is ‘although’.

‘an’ is an article whereas all other options refer to prepositions hence; the odd one out is ‘an’.

‘it’ is a pronoun whereas all other options refer to prepositions hence; the odd one out is ‘it’.

‘always’ is an adverb whereas all other options refer to prepositions hence; the odd one out is ‘always’.

‘before’ is a preposition which is used to denote ‘earlier in time’.

‘below’ is the appropriate preposition which is used to denote ‘lower than’.

‘far’ is the appropriate preposition which is used to denote ‘distant’.

‘in’ is the appropriate preposition to denote pencils kept inside the pencil stand.

‘beside’ is the appropriate preposition which is used to denote a boy standing next to his mother.

‘between’ is the appropriate preposition which is used to denote a boy standing between two trees.