Prepositions Of Time: In,On, & At Quiz

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1. I get up .......... seven o'clock.

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The correct answer is "at" because it is the most appropriate preposition to use when referring to a specific time. In this case, the phrase "at seven o'clock" indicates the exact time at which the person gets up.

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Test your understanding of prepositions of time with our comprehensive quiz on 'In, On, & At'. Designed to enhance your grasp of these essential linguistic tools, this quiz... see moreoffers a series of thought-provoking questions to assess your comprehension. Delve into the nuances of when to use 'in' for longer periods, 'on' for specific days or dates, and 'at' for precise moments in time. Explore scenarios that challenge your ability to apply these prepositions correctly in context. Whether you're a student honing your English skills or a language enthusiast seeking to refine your understanding, this quiz is an invaluable resource. Sharpen your linguistic precision and expand your vocabulary with our engaging Prepositions of Time quiz today! see less

2. It is always dark ......... night.

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The correct answer is "at" because the preposition "at" is used to indicate a specific point or location in time. In this case, "at" is used to indicate a specific point in time, which is night. This means that darkness occurs specifically during the time of night.

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3. ....... Mondays and Wednesdays we have English class.

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The correct answer is "on". This is because "on" is used to indicate specific days of the week, such as Mondays and Wednesdays.

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4. ............ Mondays I don't go to school.

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The correct answer is "on" because when referring to days of the week, we use the preposition "on". So, the sentence should be "On Mondays, I don't go to school."

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5. ........... 1492  Christopher Columbus discovered America.

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The correct answer is "in". This preposition is used to indicate a general time period or year. In this case, it is indicating that Christopher Columbus discovered America during the year 1492.

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6. Christmas is .......... December 25th.

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The correct answer is "on" because we use "on" to indicate specific days or dates. In this case, we are referring to December 25th, which is a specific date. Therefore, we use "on" to show that Christmas falls on December 25th.

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7. My sister's birthday is ......... January.

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The word "in" is used to indicate a specific month or year. In this case, the sentence is referring to a specific month, which is January. Therefore, the correct answer is "in."

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8. My father's birthday is ........... summer.

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The correct answer is "in". This is because "in" is used to indicate a specific season, such as summer. So, the sentence should be "My father's birthday is in summer."

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9. Families get together ......... Christmas Day.

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The preposition "on" is used to indicate a specific time or point in time. In this case, "on" is the correct preposition to use with the words "Christmas Day" because it refers to a specific day. Therefore, the correct sentence would be "Families get together on Christmas Day."

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10. Lisa plays football ......... the weekend.

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The correct preposition is "on", as "on the weekend" is the proper usage when referring to specific days or periods like weekends. "In" is used for longer periods like months or years (e.g., "in January" or "in 2024"), and "at" is used for specific locations or times (e.g., "at noon" or "at the park"). Thus, the correct sentence is: "Lisa plays football on the weekend."

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I get up .......... seven o'clock.
It is always dark ......... night.
....... Mondays and Wednesdays we have English class.
............ Mondays I don't go to school.
........... 1492  Christopher Columbus discovered America.
Christmas is .......... December 25th.
My sister's birthday is ......... January.
My father's birthday is ........... summer.
Families get together ......... Christmas Day.
Lisa plays football ......... the weekend.
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