Let’s go through each sentence one by one and check if it matches what we see in the room.
1. “The radio is in the table.”
→ The radio (or stereo) is sitting ON the coffee table, not inside it. So this is FALSE.
2. “The telephone is behind the plant.”
→ Look at the side table near the door — there’s a black phone and a green plant next to it. The phone is actually beside or slightly in front of the plant, not behind it. So this is FALSE.
3. “The book is on the table.”
→ There’s a red book lying flat on the coffee table. Yes, that’s correct. TRUE.
4. “The lamp is under the sofa.”
→ The tall white lamp is standing NEXT TO the sofa, not underneath it. FALSE.
5. “The TV is front of the sofa.”
→ The TV is built into the wall unit on the right side of the room. The sofa faces toward the center/right, so yes — the TV is in front of the sofa from the sofa’s point of view. TRUE.
6. “The clock is on the books.”
→ On the top shelf, there’s a small red clock sitting on top of some books. That’s accurate. TRUE.
7. “The bike is behind the sofa.”
→ The blue tricycle is on the floor near the rug, in front of the TV area — definitely NOT behind the sofa. FALSE.
8. “The rug is under the table.”
→ The yellow rug is under the coffee table — you can see the table legs are on the rug. TRUE.
9. “The pillows are in the sofa.”
→ There’s one pillow resting ON the sofa cushion. We usually say “on the sofa,” but “in the sofa” could be accepted if they mean nestled in the seating area. However, strictly speaking, pillows are ON sofas, not IN them (unless buried). But since it’s sitting comfortably in the seat, many would accept this as TRUE. Let’s go with TRUE for school-level understanding.
Now let’s double-check:
1. Radio IN table? → No → FALSE
2. Phone BEHIND plant? → No → FALSE
3. Book ON table? → Yes → TRUE
4. Lamp UNDER sofa? → No → FALSE
5. TV FRONT of sofa? → Yes → TRUE
6. Clock ON books? → Yes → TRUE
7. Bike BEHIND sofa? → No → FALSE
8. Rug UNDER table? → Yes → TRUE
9. Pillows IN sofa? → Acceptable → TRUE
Final Answer:
1. FALSE
2. FALSE
3. TRUE
4. FALSE
5. TRUE
6. TRUE
7. FALSE
8. TRUE
9. TRUE
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of prepositions worksheets.
