Prepositions 1
I hit the ball _____ the net and into the street.
(over) (into)
You should bring cake to the birthday party _______ Grandma.
two (to) (for)
When magma erupts out of the crust, it becomes lava.
(out of the crust)
Magma with dissolved gases will be thicker.
(gases)
In the classroom, there are many distractions from chairs, people, and the projector.
(In the classroom) (from chairs, people, and the projector)
My sister wants a guitar _____ her birthday _____ Friday.
(for) (on)
_____ the river and _______ the woods to Grandmother's house we go.
three (over) (through) (to)
Tectonic plates get dragged by convection currents.
(by convection currents)
The size and position of the plates will change over time.
(plates) (time)
The sky _____ the water was so clear that I could see ______ miles _______ the distance.
(over) (for) (in)
Storms clouds gathered ______ the sky ______ the west _____ our town.
three (in) (to) (of)
If earthquakes happen on the seafloor, they can create large waves called tsunamis.
(on the seafloor)
High-viscosity lava flows slowly and will clog in the volcano's vents similar to peanut butter.
(vents) (peanut butter)
For the volcano unit, we will be modeling the types of volcanoes in an experiment.
(For the volcano unit) (of volcanoes) (in an experiment)
He poured the sauce ______ the pizza; not ______ the crust, but _____ the middle ______ the outside.
(over) (on) (from) (to)
These plants ______ my house grow best _______ the shade _______ much water.
three (by) (in) (without)
The Ring of Fire is a major volcanic belt that rims the Pacific Plate.
(of Fire)
Low-viscosity magma from a volcano flows easily like honey.
(volcano) (honey)
My favorite topic in my science class during the entire year is volcanoes because of the awesome videos.
(in science) (during the entire year) (because of the awesome videos)
_____ ____ today, the Kilauea Volcano ______ the state of Hawaii has done $1 billion worth _____ damage.
(four) (in the state) (of Washington) (of damage) (in the 1980 earthquake)
Subduction, where one tectonic place is pushed under another, releases an enormous amount of energy.
(of energy)
Mega-thrust earthquakes are caused by subduction in very deep trenches under the lithosphere.
(subduction) (trenches) (lithosphere)
As magma rises to the surface, there is a drop in pressure, just like a bottle of soda.
(to the surface) (in pressure) (like a bottle) (of soda)