This is our nice ___21___ . In our school, there___22___ twenty classrooms. __23____ every classroom, there is a TV __24_____ some computers. ___25___ to the classrooms, you can see two beautiful __26_____. The students like reading __27______ and magazines there. There are six science labs in our school,___28_____.We can have science lessons there. Oh, look! Some students are playing games in the __29_____. After school, let’s ___30___ tennis there.
小題1:
A．libraryB．gymC．classroomD．school
小題2:
A．hasB．a(chǎn)reC．isD．have
小題3:
A．OnB．BehindC．InD．Under
小題4:
A．orB．a(chǎn)ndC．withD．but
小題5:
A．NextB．Behind C．OnD．In
小題6:
A．librariesB．gymsC．classroomsD．offices
小題7:
A．flowersB．booksC．matchesD．television
小題8:
A．a(chǎn)lsoB．eitherC．tooD．only
小題9:
A．libraryB．gymC．classroomD．school
小題10:
A．watchB．lookC．playD．read

小題1:D
小題2:B
小題3:C
小題4:B
小題5:A
小題6:A
小題7:B
小題8:C
小題9:B
小題10:C

小題1:根據(jù)后文可知本句的含義為這是我們非常漂亮的學校，school表示學校的含義，故本題選D。
小題2:本句的含義為在我們的學校有20個教室，there be表示某地有的含義，最近的單詞為復數(shù)使用are，故本題選B。
小題3:本句的含義為在每一個教室都有一個電視機和一些電腦，在教室里用介詞in，故本題選C。
小題4:本句的含義為在每一個教室都有一個電視機和一些電腦，表示并列用連詞and，故本題選B。
小題5:本句的含義為靠近教室，你可以看見兩個漂亮的圖書館，next to表示靠近的含義，故本題選A。
小題6:學生們讀書的地方應該是圖書館，library表示圖書館的意思，故本題選A。
小題7:本句的含義為學生們在圖書館喜歡看書和雜志，book表示書的含義，故本題選B。
小題8:本句的含義為在我們的學校同時還有六個實驗室，在肯定句句尾表示也，還的意思可用too，故本題選C。
小題9:本句的含義為一些學生正在體育館做有些，gym表示體育館的含義，故本題選B。
小題10:本句的含義為讓我們放學后在體育館打網(wǎng)球吧，play表示玩或打的含義，故本題選C。
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