Hari is hiding . . . . . . . . the chair. A. between B. behind C. up D. in

The correct answer is: D. in

Hari is hiding in the chair. This means that he is inside the chair, perhaps under the seat or between the cushions.

The other options are incorrect because they do not describe Hari’s location accurately.

• Between the chair and something else would mean that Hari is standing or crouching between the chair and another object, such as a table or a wall.
• Behind the chair would mean that Hari is standing or crouching behind the chair, so that he is not visible from the front.
• Up the chair would mean that Hari is climbing up the chair, perhaps to reach a high shelf or to get a better view.