Mary lives.... 153 Oxford Street in London. Her work office is.... the tenth floor of a building near her house. Mary often says she prefers living.... the countryside and working…. the farm.
A.inside / at / on / by
B.in / from / by / in
C.at / on / in / on
D.on / in / at / for

Daisy is standing.... the table. She is opening the drawer.... which she keeps her savings.
A.next to / over
B.by / in
C.on / from
D.through / into

I am often.... school in the morning and do research or read books.... the school library. .... night, I stay home and prepare for my lessons.
A.at / at / At
B.in / from / On
C.to / through / In
D.out / in / For

The victim was.... a shop when he was attacked and the police were.... the spot immediately.
A.under / to
B.between / in
C.above / at
D.outside / on

Look! Peter is.... the last group. He has never won a race. He is often.... the others.
A.among / behind
B.between / under
C.in / above
D.
at / through

He made his escape by jumping.... a window and getting.... a waiting car.
A.on / up
B.out of / into
C.over / out
D.through / by

Peter is standing.... the bus stop to wait for the bus. He often arrives at the office.... time.
A.from / at
B.at / on
C.to / in
D.
by / for

If you want to reach that shelf you had better stand.... the chair which is.... the table.
A.among / by
B.beneath / in
C.on / next to
D.
under / above

After working.... a long time, we relaxed.... the shade.... the branches.
A.to / from / of
B.off / for / up
C.on / over / under
D.for / in / beneath

Library visitors often find that (A) there are so few (B) staff members available to help them, especially when (C) funding for libraries have been reduced. (D)
A.have been reduced
B.find that
C.when
D.so few