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1. There’s a steeple on top of the church.
A cross is on top of the steeple.
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2. A surfer rides his surfboard on top of the water.
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3. A clock and a statue are on top of the building.
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| 4. The nuts and chocolate on top of the ice cream taste really good. |
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5. A polar bear is standing on top of the ice and reaching underneath to grab a fish.
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6. He has a helmet on top of his head.
("On" might be a better choice here. "He has a helment on his head," but some people will use "on top of" instead of "on."
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7. It’s a good idea to stay on top of the news.
stay on top of = monitor; watch; follow.
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