5. Sınıf İngilizce Asking for Directions

Ayşe is looking at a map. She is at the pharmacy. She wants to go to the park. The map says: 'Go along the street, pass the school, and the park is opposite the museum.' Which direction should she follow?

John: 'Excuse me, is there a restaurant near here?'
Mary: 'Yes, go straight, take the second left. It is opposite the cinema.'
Where is the restaurant?

Which of the following sentences is used to give a direction rather than asking for one?

Tourist: 'How can I get to the bus station?'
Local: 'It is a bit far. You should take a taxi.'
What does the local mean?

Look at the sequence: 'Go straight - Take the first left - It is on your right.' Which situation describes this path?

A: 'Excuse me, where is the post office?'
B: '....................'
Which of the following completes the dialogue?

If you are told to 'take the second right', what should you do?

Sarah is standing at the entrance of a big shopping mall. She sees a sign that says: 'To reach the toy store, you need to go up to the second floor and find the shop between the bookstore and the cafe.' Where exactly is the toy store?

Which of the following directions indicates a specific destination point that requires crossing a street?

Tourist: 'Is there a bakery around here?' Local: 'Yes, it is very close. You don't need to walk, just look behind the florist.' What can we understand from the local's response?

You are following these instructions: 'Walk along the street, turn left at the hospital, and keep walking until you see the bakery. The place you are looking for is exactly across from the bakery.' Where are you going?

Which of these sentences is the most polite way to ask for help when you are lost in a foreign city?

Look at the list: 1. Go past the bank. 2. Turn right. 3. Stop at the end of the road. If you follow these, what is the final action?

Teacher: 'If you want to say that a place is in the middle of two other buildings, which preposition should you use?'

If someone says 'The library is on your left,' what does this imply about your current position?

Imagine you are at the city center. You have a list of instructions: 'Go straight ahead, take the first right, walk past the library, and it is on the corner of the street.' Which of the following visual descriptions matches this path?

Tourist: 'I am looking for the museum, but I am lost.' Local: 'Don't worry, you are very close. Just walk until the end of this road, and you will see it right in front of you.' What does 'in front of you' imply in this context?

Which of the following scenarios describes a person who is giving a 'landmark' to help someone find a place?

Read the following instruction: 'Cross the street and walk past the cafe.' Which of the following best explains this action?