Which preposition best completes the sentence? The kitten crawled ___ the porch and curled up where the shade kept it cool all afternoon.

Which group of words is the prepositional phrase in this sentence? The squirrel raced across the yard.

A prepositional phrase begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or ___.

In the sentence "We walked through the tunnel," the words "through the tunnel" make a prepositional phrase.

Which word is the preposition in this sentence? Ravi hid the gift under his bed.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? Maya finished her homework ___ dinner, so she had nothing to do while everyone ate.

In the sentence "The book fell behind the wooden bookshelf," which word ends the prepositional phrase?

The narrow path runs ___ the two tall oak trees.

Which prepositional phrase tells WHEN in this sentence? Before the parade, the band marched along Main Street with their new drums in front of the mayor.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? The train sped ___ the long tunnel and came out the other side.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? The hikers walked ___ the wooden bridge to reach the other side of the river.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? Our class arrived ___ the museum just before the doors opened.

Which word is the preposition in this sentence? The frog leaped over the log.

Which word is the preposition in this sentence? Grandma sat beside the sunny window all morning.

Which group of words is the prepositional phrase in this sentence? Dad parked the truck near the tall fence.

Which group of words is the prepositional phrase in this sentence? The children sang during the long assembly.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? The ducks swam ___ the pond, starting at one bank and reaching the far side.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? Soccer practice starts ___ three o'clock every Tuesday afternoon.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? The bus drove ___ the river road for two miles before turning.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? ___ the movie, we bought popcorn and found our seats.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? Ella sat ___ her mother and her brother at the concert.

A group of words that begins with a word like under, over, or through is called a ___ phrase.

In the sentence "The lamp sits on the desk," the words "on the desk" form a prepositional phrase.

A prepositional phrase always begins with a verb.

In the sentence "We swam after lunch," the phrase "after lunch" tells WHERE we swam.

In the sentence "The keys were under the newspaper," the phrase "under the newspaper" tells WHERE the keys were.

In the sentence "Leo waited near the yellow bus," which word ends the prepositional phrase?

Which prepositional phrase tells WHERE in this sentence? During recess, the twins played beside the wooden fence.

Which prepositional phrase tells WHEN in this sentence? After the storm, we swept the leaves off the wide driveway.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? The tired puppy slept ___ the picnic table, hiding from the hot afternoon sun.

Which group of words is NOT a prepositional phrase: "in the box," "ran quickly," "over the hill," or "near the door"?

Which group of words IS a prepositional phrase: "under the bed," "the small bed," "sleeps late," or "very quietly"?

Which preposition best completes the sentence? The squirrel's nest sits ___ the highest branch of the maple tree, resting where the branch splits in two.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? The coins rolled ___ the couch, and Sam could not reach them.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? The audience stayed quiet ___ the whole performance and clapped at the end.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? Our cabin sits ___ the lake, just a short walk from the water.

Which preposition best completes the sentence? Marcus slipped the letter ___ the envelope and sealed the flap.

Which prepositional phrase best completes the sentence? The kite got stuck ___, high above the playground.

Which prepositional phrase best completes the sentence? Snow piled up ___, so Dad shoveled before we could drive away.

Which noun ends the prepositional phrase in this sentence? Ants marched along the picnic blanket.