Prepositions of

Movement
When the class finished, I opened the door and
walked __________ the room.

 A) through

 B) along

 C) out of
Megan came ___________ the house and
started cook dinner.

 A) out of

 B) into

 C) over
The thief jumped _______ the fence and tried
to get _________ the house.

 A) over / into

 B) between / over

 C) into / under
When I was younger, I fell ________ my bike
many times.

 A) through

 B) off

 C) up
 Clare jumped _______ the rock ______ the
water.

 A) off/ into

 B) under / across

 C) out / into
I hate hicking, I get really tired when I have to
walk ________ the hills.

 A) off

 B) into

 C) up
Don’t walk ________ a ladder. It’s bad luck!

 A) off

 B) under

 C) along
Peter swam _______ the river to the other
side.

 A) along

 B) out of

 C) across
Steve took a key _______ his pocket and
opened the door.

 A) out of

 B) up

 C) into
She walked _________ the corridor to take the
elevator.

 A) over

 B) along

 C) up
My little brother loves climbing _____ trees.

 A) over

 B) through

 C) up
They walked ________ the forest and arrived
at a beautiful waterfall.

 A) through

 B) between

 C) over
The cat jumped _______ the table.

 A) past

 B) off

 C) along
The police car ran ________ our house.

 A) under

 B) over

 C) past
The toilet is on the last floor. You have to walk
______ the stairs.

 A) down

 B) up

 C) into