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

‘on’ is the appropriate preposition to denote the book kept on a surface or table.

‘under’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to someone or something kept below another thing. The children are under the table.

‘on’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to something kept on a surface like bookshelf. Pencil case can’t be kept at, up or with the bookshelf.

‘through’ is the appropriate preposition to look at something or someone on the other side of the glass.

‘Under’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to the position ‘below’ as we all can’t live in, on or at the sky. We live under the sky.

‘under’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to something kept below another thing. ‘Him’ was tucked under the blanked.

‘on’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to something kept or touching a surface. The picture is on the wall.

The preposition "to" is used to indicate the destination or target of an action. In this case, the action is going to the meeting, and "to" is the appropriate preposition to show the direction of movement towards the meeting.

‘towards’ is the appropriate preposition to denote the action of motion. The children ran towards the teacher.

‘with’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to something accompanied by another thing for example, science book was kept with the rest of the things.

‘on’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to something on a particular day or date (on Sunday).

‘during’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to the action of sleeping while the class is going on.

‘into’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to the action of going ‘inside’. Lovely jumped into the swimming pool. Preposition ‘in’ isn’t correct because it describes something already kept inside however; ‘into’ refers to something going inside (movement). 

‘at’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to the person standing at a particular place. Jaya can’t stand on, in or into the shop.

‘across’ is the appropriate preposition to refer to the action of going from one place to another place. He walked across the road.