Daily Life Examples of Left, Right, Near, Far in Action

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🧭 Left and Right: These indicate directions relative to your own body. Imagine drawing a line down the center of your body; everything on one side is 'left,' and the other is 'right.'
• 📍 Near and Far: These describe distances. 'Near' means close to you, while 'far' means a greater distance away.
• 🚶‍♀️ Perspective Matters: The 'left' and 'right' of an object change depending on your perspective. If you walk around a table, what was on your left is now on your right.
• 📏 Relative Distance: 'Near' and 'far' are relative. What's 'near' in a city (e.g., a building across the street) might be considered 'far' in a small town.

🤔 Practice Quiz

1. Which of the following is an example of using 'left' in daily life?
   1. A) The sun rises in the east.
   2. B) Turn left at the next intersection.
   3. C) Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.
   4. D) The Earth revolves around the sun.
2. You are standing in front of a building. Which describes something 'near' to you?
   1. A) A star in a distant galaxy.
   2. B) The doorknob of the building.
   3. C) A city hundreds of miles away.
   4. D) The moon.
3. If you tell someone to 'look to your right,' what are you asking them to do?
   1. A) Look behind them.
   2. B) Look towards their left side.
   3. C) Look towards their right side.
   4. D) Look straight ahead.
4. Which scenario best illustrates the concept of 'far' in daily life?
   1. A) Your house is next door to your neighbor's house.
   2. B) The grocery store is a short walk away.
   3. C) Your relatives live in another country.
   4. D) Your phone is in your pocket.
5. You are giving directions. Which instruction uses 'near' correctly?
   1. A) The mountains are near the coast, about 500 miles away.
   2. B) The park is near the school, just across the street.
   3. C) The planet Mars is near Earth.
   4. D) The Andromeda galaxy is near the Milky Way.
6. Imagine you are driving a car. What is on your left?
   1. A) The steering wheel.
   2. B) The engine.
   3. C) The passenger side.
   4. D) The cars in the opposite lane, if you're in a country where you drive on the right.
7. You are at a zoo. Which animal is 'far' from you?
   1. A) The bird in the cage next to you.
   2. B) The lion in an enclosure across the park.
   3. C) The squirrel running at your feet.
   4. D) The butterfly landing on your hand.