The puppy jumped ___ the blanket and curled up. A. through B. across C. onto D. into Explanation: Onto shows movement to a surface.
She came ___ the office carrying coffee for everyone. A. into B. onto C. through D. across Explanation: Into shows movement from outside to inside.
They walked ___ the hall and into the boardroom. A. over B. through C. onto D. across Explanation: Through is used for movement within and beyond an enclosed space.
The rabbit hopped ___ the garden path. A. into B. over C. across D. through Explanation: Across means from one side of the path to the other.
He sailed ___ the island in a small boat. A. from B. to C. through D. across Explanation: We use to for movement toward a destination.
She hurried ___ the classroom when the bell rang. A. onto B. across C. over D. into Explanation: Into shows entry from outside to inside.
The tourists came ___ the castle gate just before closing time. A. over B. across C. through D. onto Explanation: Through fits movement by passing in and beyond a gate.
The river flows ___ the city before reaching the sea. A. through B. across C. over D. onto Explanation: Through is used for movement within an area like a city.
He tossed the keys ___ my desk from the doorway. A. across B. into C. over D. onto Explanation: Onto shows movement to a surface.
The kitten squeezed ___ a narrow gap in the fence. A. over B. through C. across D. onto Explanation: Through means passing within a narrow opening.