Turned into the drive

[Liliana]

Test No. incompl/inter-32 "Story (1)", question 6

You turned ......... the drive and saw only hills all around you so it felt like the middle of nowhere.

(a) out
(b) aside from
(c) down
(d) into

Test No. incompl/inter-32 "Story (1)", answer 6

You turned into the drive and saw only hills all around you so it felt like the middle of nowhere.

Correct answer: (d) into

Your answer was: incorrect
You turned out the drive and saw only hills all around you so it felt like the middle of nowhere.
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I really don't understand this sentence. Can you explain it?

[Alan]

This means simply enter. So you entered the road/drive and you only saw hills so it seemed to you as if you were miles away from any town.
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[Nga Tran]

Dear teacher.
I am sorry not to be cleared - minded enough to be convinced that to turn out the drive = to enter the road, as the two visions appear differently in me. Could you please explain a bit further?

[Nga Tran]

Dear teacher.
I am sorry not to be cleared - minded enough to be convinced that to turn out the drive = to enter the road, as the two visions appear differently in me. Could you please explain a bit further? Thank you !