Object of Preposition Test

1. What is an Object of a Preposition?

A verb that follows a preposition
A noun or pronoun that follows a preposition
An adjective that follows a preposition
A preposition that follows a noun

2. Which of the following is the correct sentence formula involving objects of prepositions?

Object + Verb + Preposition + Subject
Subject + Verb + Preposition + Object
Preposition + Object + Verb + Subject
Subject + Object + Verb + Preposition

3. Which part of speech can NOT be an object of a preposition?

Noun
Pronoun
Adjective
Both A and B

4. In the sentence "He is going to the store", what is the object of the preposition?

He
Is going
To
Store

5. Which of the following sentences uses an object of preposition correctly?

She is talking about happily.
They are playing in park.
I am walking to the academy.
We are going on next month.

6. Objects of prepositions must always refer to a:

Person, place, or thing
Abstract concept
Verb
Adjective

7. Which of the following is NOT a rule for using objects of prepositions?

They must always be nouns or pronouns.
They must always be located after the preposition.
They can be abstract concepts.
They must always refer to a person, place, or thing.

8. In the sentence "She is writing a letter to her friend", what is the object of the preposition?

She
Writing
Letter
Friend

9. Which of the following sentences is incorrect regarding the use of objects of prepositions?

I am going to love.
She is talking about her sister.
They are eating lunch at home.
He is running from the dog.

10. Why are objects of prepositions important in sentences?

They provide clarity and meaning.
They make sentences longer.
They replace verbs.
They are not important.