Olympiad Test Level 2: Prepositions- 1 - Class 3 MCQ

‘on’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to something on a surface (back of the chair).

‘up’ is appropriate preposition to be used with ‘catch’ to refer to something to reach the same level. The sentence means how the team will catch up or come at same level with the rest of the teams.

‘from’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to someone or something being away a particular place (absent from the office).

‘over’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to the dog jumping across a wall to escape.

‘opposite’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to an object kept on the other side of another object. the desks are opposite the board. 

‘up’ is appropriate preposition to be used with ‘mess’ to refer to a poor performance or something going incorrect (not to mess up or perform poorly with first few shots).

‘to’ is the appropriate preposition used with ‘access’ to indicate what is missing to be used. Hence, the correct answer is ‘to’. 

‘along’ is the appropriate preposition to indicate something or someone (dog) moving in constant direction on a surface (road). The dog is running along the road. Hence, the correct sentence is ‘My pet dog ran along the road’.

‘on’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to the train that arrived at the exact time when it was supposed to reach.

‘in’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to something to be done soon.