Prepositons, their phrases, and their objects

Question 1

Identify the Prepositon: Dogs have been trained to perform a variety of jobs.

Accepted Answer

of, to

Question 2

How many prepositions? Katie is going to the dance with Jake.

Accepted Answer

2

Question 3

How many prepositions? My dog's problem is that it runs after squirrels in the yard.

Accepted Answer

2

Question 4

Identify the P.Phrase: Above her head sat the tiny kitten.

Accepted Answer

above her head

Question 5

Identify the preposition: Police dogs can smell drugs in suitcases.

Accepted Answer

in

Question 6

How many prepositions? She read 3 books over the summer while on the beach.

Accepted Answer

2

Question 7

identify the p. phrase: Our class has been running behind schedule.

Accepted Answer

behind schedule

Question 8

How many prepositions? In the evenings of August, the crickets sang in the grass.

Accepted Answer

3

Question 9

What is the object of prep: Over our heads, geese were flying north.

Accepted Answer

heads

Question 10

Identify the Prep. Phrase: People swarmed into the theatre for the new movie.

Accepted Answer

for the new movie, into the theatre

Question 11

My daughter finally remembered to park her bike inside the garage. (Identify the P. Phrase)

Accepted Answer

to park her bike, insdie the garage

Question 12

Identify the preposition: Dogs are good companions for older people who may be lonely,

Accepted Answer

for

Question 13

Identify the preposition: Hunting dogs lead hunters to wild game.

Accepted Answer

to

Question 14

Identify the P.Phrase: The arguments between us are silly.

Accepted Answer

between us

Question 15

What's the object of the preposition: With the storm coming, we will be safer inside the house.

Accepted Answer

house

Question 16

Identify the preposition: She helped her grandma walk across the street.

Accepted Answer

across

Question 17

Identify the preposition: Watchdogs protect their owners homes from burglars.

Accepted Answer

from

Question 18

Identify the P. Phrase: The train roared through the tunnel, blasting its horn.

Accepted Answer

through the tunnel

Question 19

How many prepositons? At noon, the teacher walked across the school towards the lunchroom.

Accepted Answer

3

Question 20

What is the object of the preposition: Alice fell down the rabbit hole.

Accepted Answer

hole

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