Help the movie director finish the script for the clumsy spy's escape scene by dragging the correct prepositions into place.

Agent 00-Oops sprinted through the dark tunnel, tiptoed along the narrow ledge, and finally tumbled out of the open window into a dumpster.

Agent 00-Oops sprinted through the dark tunnel, tiptoed along the narrow ledge, and finally tumbled out of the open window into a dumpster.

We use through for movement from one side of an enclosed space (like a tunnel) to the other.

We use along for movement following a line or a long, narrow surface (like a ledge or a path).

We use out of for movement from the inside of a space or container to the outside (like falling from a window).