Help Agent 007 complete his top-secret stakeout report by dragging the correct prepositions into the blanks.

The villain is currently sunbathing on the roof of the skyscraper. Meanwhile, the secret documents are safely hidden in the basement. I will wait for your backup at the cinema across the street so we can catch him!

The villain is currently sunbathing on the roof of the skyscraper.

We use on for surfaces, including the top surface of a building like a roof.

Meanwhile, the secret documents are safely hidden in the basement.

We use in for enclosed, three-dimensional spaces inside a building, such as a basement or a room.

I will wait for your backup at the cinema across the street so we can catch him!

We use at to talk about a general location or a specific point on a map, especially when referring to a building by its purpose (like a cinema or a station).