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Prepositions Movement

Bundle W34 de Inglés para Grado 7 en Colombia (DBA MEN Colombia): 10 preguntas con explicación pedagógica.

Alineación: DBA MEN Colombia

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Pregunta 1

Bloom: Remember

Identifying movement from one side to another.

Which preposition is used to describe moving from one side of a street to the other?

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Respuesta correcta: A) Across

  • A) AcrossCorrect! "Across" is used for crossing from one side to another.
  • B) IntoIncorrect. This means entering a space.
  • C) UnderIncorrect. This means below.
  • D) ThroughIncorrect. This means moving inside a 3D space.

💡 Explicación

The student identifies the basic meaning of the preposition "across".

Pregunta 2

Bloom: Remember

Identifying movement into an enclosed space.

What preposition do we use when someone enters a building?
"He walked ________ the library."

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Respuesta correcta: D) Into

  • A) Out ofIncorrect. This is the opposite (leaving).
  • B) OverIncorrect. This means above something.
  • C) ThroughIncorrect. While you can walk through a library, "into" is the specific one for entering.
  • D) IntoCorrect! "Into" indicates movement to the inside of a place.

💡 Explicación

The student identifies the preposition for entering a contained space.

Pregunta 3

Bloom: Understand

Describing movement through a tunnel.

"The train is going ________ the tunnel."

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Respuesta correcta: B) through

  • A) acrossIncorrect. Across is for surfaces.
  • B) throughCorrect! "Through" is used for movement inside a long or 3D space from one end to the other.
  • C) overIncorrect. Trains don't normally go over tunnels; they go inside.
  • D) upIncorrect. This means moving to a higher level.

💡 Explicación

The student understands the use of "through" for movement in a three-dimensional or enclosed passage.

Pregunta 4

Bloom: Understand

Movement in a school building.

"The students are walking ________ the stairs to the second floor."

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Respuesta correcta: B) up

  • A) downIncorrect. The second floor is higher than the first.
  • B) upCorrect! We go "up" the stairs to reach a higher level.
  • C) intoIncorrect. You don't walk "into" stairs.
  • D) acrossIncorrect. Not appropriate for vertical movement.

💡 Explicación

The student understands the logical direction of movement in a familiar building context.

Pregunta 5

Bloom: Apply

Describing an animal's movement in a park.

"The cat jumped ________ the wall to the other side."

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Respuesta correcta: D) over

  • A) underIncorrect. You don't jump "under" to get to the other side of a wall.
  • B) intoIncorrect. You don't jump into a solid wall.
  • C) throughIncorrect. Unless there is a hole, you go over.
  • D) overCorrect! "Over" indicates movement above something to get to the other side.

💡 Explicación

The student applies the correct preposition for movement across a barrier above its top.

Pregunta 6

Bloom: Apply

A description of an adventure trail.

"First, walk through the forest. Then, go across the wooden bridge. Finally, climb up the hill to see the waterfall."

What is the second step in the trail?

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Respuesta correcta: A) Crossing the wooden bridge.

  • A) Crossing the wooden bridge.Correct! "Go across the wooden bridge" is the second instruction.
  • B) Walking through the forest.Incorrect. This is the first step.
  • C) Climbing up the hill.Incorrect. This is the last step.
  • D) Seeing the waterfall.Incorrect. This is the final result.

💡 Explicación

The student applies reading strategies to sequence events involving movement prepositions.

Pregunta 7

Bloom: Apply

Movement leaving a vehicle.

"When you arrive at your destination, please walk ________ the bus carefully."

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Respuesta correcta: B) out of

  • A) into'Into' describes movement from outside to inside, but the instruction asks you to leave the bus.
  • B) out ofCorrect. 'Out of' describes movement from inside an enclosed space or vehicle towards the outside, which is what getting off the bus means.
  • C) through'Through' describes movement inside a space from one end to the other, not leaving it.
  • D) over'Over' describes movement above something, for example over a fence, and does not describe getting out of a vehicle.

💡 Explicación

The student applies the correct preposition for exiting a space.

Pregunta 8

Bloom: Analyze

Analyzing the difference between "through" and "across".

Which sentence is correct for someone walking in a park with many trees?

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Respuesta correcta: A) I am walking through the park.

  • A) I am walking through the park.Correct! Walking "through" a park implies moving among its trees and paths.
  • B) I am walking across the forest.Incorrect. A forest is a 3D space (through).
  • C) I am walking into the park.Incorrect. This only describes the entry, not the movement inside.
  • D) I am walking over the park.Incorrect. You don't walk over a park unless you are in a plane.

💡 Explicación

The student analyzes the relationship between the type of environment and the appropriate movement preposition.

Pregunta 9

Bloom: Analyze

Analyzing a sports commentary.

"The player ran across the field, went through the defense, and kicked the ball over the goalkeeper into the net!"

Identify the sequence of prepositions in the commentary.

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Respuesta correcta: C) Across / Through / Over / Into

  • A) Across / Into / Over / ThroughThis puts 'Into' second, but the commentary uses 'through' for the defence, so the second preposition is wrong.
  • B) Into / Through / Over / AcrossThis starts with 'Into', but the movement across the field comes first, so the order is wrong.
  • C) Across / Through / Over / IntoCorrect. The commentary uses 'across' for the field, 'through' for the defence, 'over' for the goalkeeper and 'into' for the net, in that order.
  • D) Through / Across / Into / OverThis starts with 'Through', but 'through' is the second preposition in the sequence, after 'across'.

💡 Explicación

The student analyzes a complex narrative to identify and sequence multiple prepositions of movement correctly.

Pregunta 10

Bloom: Evaluate

Evaluating a description of water's journey.

"The river flows down the mountains, across the plains, through the city, and finally into the ocean."

Based on the prepositions, what can we evaluate about the water's journey?

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Respuesta correcta: D) The water travels through different types of environments before reaching its end.

  • A) The water is moving from a low place to a high place.Incorrect. "Down" means high to low.
  • B) The water stays in the mountains forever.Incorrect. It flows out of them.
  • C) The water only moves in a straight line through the city.Incorrect. The text doesn't specify it's straight, only that it passes through.
  • D) The water travels through different types of environments before reaching its end.Correct! Mountains (down), plains (across), city (through), ocean (into).

💡 Explicación

The student evaluates a set of movement descriptions to identify a comprehensive summary of the described process.

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