Prepositions of Direction - 06 (Multiple Choice)

Where is he going?
1. He is walking around the fountain.
2. He is walking up the street and going straight.
3. He is walking up ths street and turning left.
4. He is walking over the fountain.
Where is she going?
1. She is walking through the tunnel.
2. She is walking under the bridge.
3. She is walking inside the house.
4. She is walking up the street and turning left.
Which way did they go?
1. They walked over the bridge.
2. They walked under the bridge.
3. They walked under the tran tracks.
4. They walked around the bridge.
Which way should I take?
1. Walk under the bridge and walk straight.
2. Walk over the bridge and walk straight.
3. Walk under the bridge and turn left.
4. Walk under the bridge and turn right.
Where did they go?
1. They went into the cave.
2. They went under the bridge.
3. They went under the bridge.
4. They went over the mountain.
Which way is he going?
1. He is going out of the woods.
2. He is walking out of the playground.
3. He is going into the woods.
4. He is going into the playground.
Which sentence is incorrect?
1. I walked around the fountain.
2. I walked up the street then around the fountain.
3. I walked around the fountain then went straight.
4. I walked over the fountain and went straight.
Which statement is correct?
1. Go straight and turn left.
2. Go straight and turn right.
3. Go around the tunnel.
4. Walk up the street and go through the tunnel.
Which statement is incorrect?
1. He is walking over the bridge.
2. He is walking straight.
3. He is turning left.
4. He is walking over the bridge and going straight.
Which statement is incorrect?
1. I walked out of the woods.
2. I walked out of the woods and walked straight to the bridge.
3. I walked out of the woods and turned right.
4. I walked straight.