Test: Prepositions - 1 - Class 4 MCQ

 The correct preposition to describe the relationship between the picture and the classroom is "of." When you say "This is the picture of a classroom," you are indicating that the picture represents or shows a classroom.

The correct preposition to describe the position of the table clock in relation to the desk is "on." This implies that the clock is placed on the surface of the desk.

The correct preposition to describe the position of the looking glass in relation to the door is "on." Saying "The door has a looking glass on it" implies that the looking glass is attached or situated on the surface of the door.

The correct preposition to indicate the position of the small television in relation to the whiteboard is "above." This implies that the television is situated at a higher level compared to the whiteboard.

The correct preposition to describe the position of the bag in relation to the chair is "beside." This indicates that the bag is positioned next to or alongside the chair.

The correct preposition to indicate the location of the flower vase in relation to the cupboard is "inside." This suggests that the vase is placed within the interior space of the cupboard.

The correct preposition to describe the position of the grey desk in relation to the dark grey and white desk is "between." This indicates that the grey desk is positioned in the middle of the two other desks.

The correct preposition to indicate the attachment of the book-rack in relation to the cupboard is "upon." This implies that the book-rack is placed on top of or affixed to the surface of the cupboard.

The preposition "in" is used to indicate that something is located inside a particular place or object. In this case, the teacher's desk is kept in front of the chair.

The correct preposition to indicate the position of the cupboard in relation to the door of the classroom is "beside." This implies that the cupboard is positioned next to the door.