25 Multiple Choice Questions - Asking and Giving Directions

25 Multiple Choice Questions - Asking and Giving Directions

1. A: Excuse me, how do I get to the post office?

B: ________.

a. It’s delicious

b. I like it

c. Go straight and turn right

d. You are welcome

2. A: Where is the nearest ATM?

B: ________.

a. It is next to the supermarket

b. I will buy a snack

c. My ATM is lost

d. ATM is money

3. “Go straight, then turn left. The bookstore is beside the bank.”

What is the speaker doing?

a. Giving a warning

b. Asking for help

c. Giving directions

d. Telling a story

4. A: Can you tell me how to get to the hospital?

B: ________.

a. I like the hospital

b. Go ahead and turn left at the traffic light

c. I am sick now

d. Let’s go shopping

5. A: Excuse me, is there a pharmacy near here?

B: ________

a. Yes, it is behind the bakery

b. No, I don’t like medicine

c. I want to buy food

d. Go and study

6. “Go along this street until you see a school on your left.”

The phrase means:

a. You must go around

b. You walk on this road

c. You stay in the same place

d. You run fast

7. Which of the following is used to ask for direction?

a. How old are you?

b. What time is it?

c. Can you tell me the way to the bank?

d. What is your name?

8. “It’s on your right, across from the school.”

The underlined phrase means:

a. In the middle of the school

b. Opposite the school

c. Next to the school

d. Behind the school

9. A: How do I get to the train station?

B: ________

a. You can walk there. It’s not far.

b. I don’t like trains.

c. It’s 3 o’clock.

d. I have no ticket.

10. “Turn right at the corner and go past the park.”

What does “go past” mean?

a. Stop at

b. Go into

c. Go behind

d. Go beyond

11. What is the opposite of "turn left"?

a. Go back

b. Go straight

c. Turn right

d. Stop

12. A: Excuse me, can you help me?

B: Sure. What’s the matter?

A: I’m lost. ________

a. Can you tell me where the library is?

b. I will eat now

c. I like your shoes

d. The weather is good

13. What should you say if someone says "Thank you" after you give directions?

a. I don’t know

b. You’re welcome

c. Yes, I do

d. No problem

14. Which sentence is correct?

a. Go straight and turn up

b. Go right and turn down

c. Go straight and turn left

d. Go walk and turn around

15. “Across from” has the same meaning as:

a. Next to

b. Opposite

c. Behind

d. In front of

16. A: Excuse me, where is the school?

B: ________

a. It’s on Main Street, near the bank

b. I like school

c. My friend goes to school

d. I don’t go to school

17. What does “go along” mean?

a. Go around

b. Go behind

c. Go on the same street

d. Go up

18. A: Is there a bank near here?

B: ________

a. Yes, there is one next to the post office

b. No, I don't like banks

c. I don’t use money

d. Let’s go to the zoo

19. Which sentence is used to give directions?

a. Where is the movie theater?

b. What time is it now?

c. Go straight and it’s beside the gas station

d. Do you like movies?

20. “Behind” means:

a. In front of

b. On the left

c. At the back of

d. Beside

21. A: Where is the museum?

B: It’s ________ the library.

a. under

b. behind

c. in

d. on

22. If you tell someone “It’s next to the bakery,” you are telling them:

a. The place is far from the bakery

b. The place is close to the bakery

c. The bakery is dangerous

d. To go away

23. What is the best phrase to start asking for directions politely?

a. Hey! Tell me the way!

b. Show me now

c. Excuse me, could you help me?

d. You must help me

24. “In front of” is the opposite of:

a. Next to

b. Across from

c. Behind

d. Beside

25. “Turn left at the corner” means you should:

a. Go straight without turning

b. Turn to your left when you get to the corner

c. Stop at the corner

d. Go right at the corner