Real-world examples of 'on' and 'under' for everyday learning

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🍎 'On' usually means directly above and touching. Think of a book 📚 on a table.
• 🌳 'Under' means below and often covered or protected by something else. Like a cat 🐈‍⬛ under a chair.
• 🚗 Imagine a car parked under a bridge. The car is 'under' the bridge.
• ☀️ If the sun is shining on your face, the sun's rays are 'on' your face.
• 📝 Think of 'on' as surface contact and 'under' as being beneath something.

✍️ Practice Quiz

1. Where would you typically find a rug?

   A) On the wall
   B) Under the table
   C) On the floor
   D) Under the roof

2. Where does a picture usually hang?

   A) Under the bed
   B) On the wall
   C) Under the chair
   D) On the floor

3. Where might a cat hide when scared?

   A) On the ceiling
   B) Under the table
   C) On the roof
   D) On the window

4. Where do you put a lid?

   A) Under the pot
   B) On the pot
   C) Under the table
   D) On the floor

5. Where does a fish live?

   A) On the land
   B) Under the sea
   C) On the sky
   D) On the tree

6. Where are the keys?

   A) Under the carpet
   B) On the table
   C) Under the sky
   D) On the sea

7. Where is the shadow when you are standing in the sun?

   A) On your head
   B) Under your feet
   C) On your feet
   D) On your side