This document contains a series of sentences with blanks to be filled in with either "through" or "across". Each sentence describes an object or person moving from one location to another, with the prepositions "through" and "across" being used to indicate movement. The correct preposition is then revealed for each sentence. The document is testing understanding of when to use "through" versus "across".

1. Grammar
Preposition
‘through’
‘across’

4. A man is riding a camel
_________________ the dessert.
through across

5. You are
right !

7. The boy is looking
_________________ the window.
through across

8. You are
right !

10. The boat is sailing
_________________ the ocean.
through across

11. You are
right !

13. Haikal is running
_________________ the field.
through across

14. You are
right !

16. The dolphin is jumping
_________________ the hoop.
through across

17. You are
right !

19. The aeroplane is flying
_________________ the city.
through across

20. You are
right !

22. The car is passing ____________
the tunnel.
through across

23. You are
right !

25. Iskandar is walking _________
the jungle.
through across

26. You are
right !

28. The ducks are swimming
_________ the lake.
through across

29. You are
right !

31. The children are walking _____
the road.
through across

32. You are
right !

34. The rat is running _____ the hole
to the other side of the house.
through across

35. You are
right !

37. They are walking on the bridge -
---------------- the river.
through across

38. You are
right !

40. Maimunah is looking at the
stars ________ the sky.
through across

41. You are
right !

43. The boy is looking at the stars
________ the teleskop.
through across

44. You are
right !