Question

3.1 the man who fell to earth
vocabulary movement
1 match definitions 1-9 to verbs in the box.
climb dive drop fall jump land lift rise take off
1 drop down towards the ground fall
2 move upwards
3 come down from the air
4 leave the ground and start flying
5 move higher using your hands and feet
6 let something fall
7 move something up to a higher position
8 jump into the water with your arms and head first
9 move quickly into the air by pushing yourself up with your legs and feet
2 choose the correct option to complete the sentences.
1 the wall wasn’t very high, so my brother jumped along/ over/ towards it.
2 walk backwards / forward / towards the main square and the restaurant is on the left.
3 we all got out of / over / through the car when we arrived.
4 i went along / into / round and round the room and sat down opposite the interviewer.
5 it’s quicker to go forward / out of / through the park, if it’s open.
6 they couldn’t turn the car around, so they had to drive backwards / forwards / towards down the track.
7 she can’t decide what to do. she keeps going into / round and round / out of in circles.
8 they went for a pleasant walk along / into / through the path by the river.
3 complete the information sheet with the prepositions in the box.
along backwards forward into out of over through towards
how to stay safe in the country: bulls
in general, try to keep away from bulls if you can. if you have to go ¹ into a field where there is a bull, you need to be careful. stay ² along the side of the field by the wall and don’t try to run ³ forward the middle. if the bull is looking at you, stop walking and don’t move ⁴ backwards until it looks away again. if it starts making a noise and touching the ground with its foot, you need to get ⁵ out of the field as soon as possible. slowly walk ⁶ towards the nearest wall. then, if the bull comes ⁷ through you, you will already be safe.
(image of a bull)

Explanation:

This is a vocabulary and preposition exercise related to movement verbs and prepositions. For question 1 (matching definitions to verbs):

1. "drop down towards the ground" matches "fall" (already filled).
2. "move upwards" matches "rise".
3. "come down from the air" matches "land".
4. "leave the ground and start flying" matches "take off".
5. "move higher using your hands and feet" matches "climb".
6. "let something fall" matches "drop".
7. "move something up to a higher position" matches "lift".
8. "jump into the water with your arms and head first" matches "dive".
9. "move quickly into the air by pushing yourself up with your legs and feet" matches "jump".

For question 2 (choosing correct prepositions):

1. "The wall wasn't very high, so my brother jumped over it." (over is correct as it's about jumping across the wall).
2. "Walk towards the main square and the restaurant is on the left." (towards indicates direction to the square).
3. "We all got out of the car when we arrived." (out of is used to exit a vehicle).
4. "I went into the room and sat down opposite the interviewer." (into is for entering a room).
5. "It's quicker to go through the park, if it's open." (through means moving inside and out the other side of the park).
6. "They couldn't turn the car around, so they had to drive backwards down the track." (backwards as they are moving in reverse direction).
7. "She can't decide what to do. She keeps going round and round in circles." (round and round in circles is a common phrase).
8. "They went for a pleasant walk along the path by the river." (along is for moving beside the path).

For question 3 (completing the information sheet):

1. "If you have to go into a field where there is a bull, you need to be careful." (into to enter the field).
2. "Stay towards the side of the field by the wall and don't try to run through the middle." (towards the side, through the middle).
3. "If the bull is looking at you, stop walking and don't move until it looks away again." (no preposition here, but for the blanks: 4. "If it starts making a noise and touching the ground with its foot, you need to get out of the field as soon as possible." (out of to exit the field). 5. "Slowly walk towards the nearest wall. Then, if the bull comes towards you, you will already be safe." (towards the wall and towards you). Wait, let's re - check the prepositions given: along, backwards, forward, into, out of, over, through, towards.

Let's do question 3 properly:

1. "go into a field" (into)
2. "Stay towards the side" (towards)
3. "run through the middle" (through)
4. "don't move until..." (no preposition, but the next blank: "if it starts making a noise and touching the ground with its foot, you need to get out of the field" (out of)
5. "Slowly walk towards the nearest wall" (towards)
6. "climb over the wall" (over)
7. "if the bull comes towards you" (towards)

(Note: The exact blanks in question 3 need to be matched with the sentence structure, but the above is the analysis of preposition usage.)

Answer:

Question 1 (Matching Verbs)

1. fall (given)
2. rise
3. land
4. take off
5. climb
6. drop
7. lift
8. dive
9. jump

Question 2 (Choosing Prepositions)

1. over
2. towards
3. out of
4. into
5. through
6. backwards
7. round and round
8. along

Question 3 (Completing with Prepositions)

1. into
2. towards
3. through
4. (no preposition for "don't move", but for the next: out of
5. towards
6. over
7. towards

(Note: The answers are based on the correct usage of movement - related verbs and prepositions in the context of the exercises.)