They know a question below 10: "Where is the baseball?" "Under the bed." According to the answer under the bed, it is the place to ask questions, so where should it be; How means "how"; What is "what", ask things; Where = where? S, because the sentence already has is, so choose a.2. One question: Please take me to school. Take is "take away", bring is "bring", call is "call", need is "need" and "take…to+ place" is "take somewhere", so choose A.3. C Question meaning: "Is my book on the dresser?" "Yes, it is. I can see that. " According to the answer, it can be inferred that it is a positive answer. Because there is no abbreviation in the short positive answer, C is chosen. 4.d Topic: "Where are the pencils?" "They are on the table." Pencils are plural, so they, they are accusative and can't be subjects. So choose d.5. B Question meaning: "What are those?" "This is our football." Football is a plural number, so exclude items A, C and D and ask people and places respectively, so the answer is B.6. C Question meaning: "Where is my pen?" "Sorry, I don't know." Pens is plural, so the predicate verb should be are；; The negative form of I know needs an auxiliary verb, so it should be I don? I don't know. So choose C7. One question: This is a pen. This pen is very beautiful. A is used before consonant phoneme, an is used before vowel phoneme,

Both are general terms. The refers to the person or thing mentioned above, so the answer is a.8. B Question meaning: "Is the schoolbag on the table?" "No, it isn't on the table." This sentence is a general interrogative sentence guided by IS. Items A and D both involve places, so they are excluded. Item c is a plural form, which is inconsistent with the question, so the answer is B.9. Question C means, "Where is his pencil?" "I don't know." Among them, special questions are raised, and items A and D are the answers to general questions, so they are excluded. Pencils in the sentence is plural, so the singular form of item B is wrong. Only item C meets the meaning of the question. 10. A title: Where is the CD? Since CDs is a complex number, the answer should be a. 1 1. D Topic: "Where is the baseball?" "It's Under the table above the floor." Under means "below", on means "above", and D should be chosen according to the meaning of the question. 12.b Title: My mother is in the room. In means "inside" and on means "above". Is is the predicate verb of this sentence and cannot be omitted, so the answer is B. 13. C Topic: Please take these things to your mother. The phrase take…to… means "bring". Too means "yes", at means "in", to means "towards, towards, reaching, reaching" and in means "in". According to the meaning of the question and the fixed phrases, C should be chosen. 14.b Title: "Is your jacket on the sofa?" "Yes, it's on the sofa." Is the cause of general interrogative sentences. Because your jacket is singular and a thing, the correct answer is B. 15. A title: "Where are my keys?" "They are on the bed." According to the answer on the bed, you can know that it is the place to ask questions. Because it is a complex number, we choose a.iii. 1. My 2. Third. is4。 Under 5 years old. Some ⅳ. Where is 1.2? Where is 3? Not four. Yes; Yours; No; Isn't it? t 5。 Yes; Bag five. 1. Take; To 2. Open; Dresser 3. Where; Under 4 years old. Bring; to5。 Open; Floor ⅵ. 1.d According to the meaning of the question, it is Jim's room, so the noun possessive case is used, that is, "? S .2.b Because old starts with a vowel phoneme, which means "one", it uses an. 3.A there be structure means "have" and uses the principle of proximity, so the predicate verb is consistent with a clock. 4.b means to use prepositions on the wall and prepositions in the wall. B choose according to the meaning of the question. Since the predicate verb is is, the subject should be singular. The backpack is on the chair. On means "above", in means "inside", between "and out means" outside ". 7. It means to specify, so we use the definite article the. Baseball is behind the door. The other three items do not match door, so choose a.9. D It refers to the above one, the predicate verb is, and the abbreviation is it? S. It looks like a hat. Look like means "looks like", look means "looks like" and look after means "looks after". Because the subject is it, the predicate verb is singular in the third person. ⅶ.a) 1.c According to the first sentence, our school has a library, and the answer is C. According to the fourth sentence, our school library is not very big, and the answer is C. According to the fifth sentence, there are many books in the library, and the answer is D. According to the seventh sentence, some of them are in English. The answer is B. According to the penultimate sentence, I often borrow books, so I can infer that the answer is A. 6。 Yes, it is. 7. On the wall. 8.a computer. 9. On the floor. 10. A backpack. Ⅷ. 1.A 2。 D 3。 C4。 E 5。 bⅸ。 A possible version: my research

This is my study. There is a map of China and a map of the world on the wall. bookcase

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My desk. I often do my homework there. I like my study very much.