Prepositions of Time and Date Quiz

Which preposition is correctly used to talk about specific times of the day?Choose the correct answer:

In
On
At
For

When talking about months, which preposition should you use?Choose the correct answer:

At
In
On
By

To discuss events happening on specific days, you should use:Choose the correct answer:

In
On
At
From

Which preposition is used with parts of the day?Choose the correct answer:

In
On
At
By

How is the preposition "at" used in relation to holidays?Choose the correct answer:

To specify the exact date of the holiday
To discuss events occurring during the holiday period
To indicate a specific activity on a holiday
To mark the beginning of a holiday season

"We will meet ___ 3 p.m."Choose the correct answer:

in
on
at
by

"She was born ___ October."Choose the correct answer:

in
on
at
by

"The conference starts ___ Monday."Choose the correct answer:

in
on
at
by

Which expression indicates a very early time in the morning?Choose the correct answer:

In the dead of night
At the stroke of midnight
At the crack of dawn
In the wee hours

When is it appropriate to use "on" with parts of the day?Choose the correct answer:

When referring to any part of the day
When specifying a particular event's time
Never, "in" is always used
When talking about the night"