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This is Joy’s bedroom.it’s a small room . He has some pictures.They are on the wall. He also has a desk and a chair in his bedroom.The desk is near the window. His bag and pencil box are on the desk. There are some pencils,a pen,a ruler in the pencil box. He has a baseball and a basketball. They are under the bed.Joy likes playing basketball and baseball. He also has two volleyb alls,but he doesn’t like playing volleyball.

根据短文内容,从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。(共5小题,每小题2分,满分10分)

1.Joy’s bedroom is _________.

A.small             B.big               C.old              D.new

2._________are in his room.

A.A desk and a chairs                      B.Some chairs

C.A computer and some games              D.some balls

3.Joy’s baseball and basketball are________.

A.on the desk                            B.near the window

C.under the bed                          D.on the bed

4.Joy doesn’t like playing ________.

A.basketball         B.baseball           C.ping-pong         D.volleyballl

5.There are ______things in Joy’s pencil box.

A.three            B.one              C.two              D.four

 

【答案】

1.A

2.D

3.C

4.D

5.A

【解析】

试题分析:本文通过乔的房间的一张照片对乔的房间进行了描述,包括桌椅的位置,文具的位置已经球类的位置等。

1.根据it’s a small room可知,乔的房间是一个小房间。所以本题选A。

2.根据 He has a baseball and a basketball和 He also has two volleyb alls可知,在他的房间中有一些球。而A中a chairs表示不正确,应该是a chair;故排除AB;而C中的电脑和游戏文中没涉及到。所以本题选D。

3.根据He has a baseball and a basketball. They are under the bed可知,棒球和篮球在床下面。所以本题选C。

4.根据but he doesn’t like playing volleyball可知,乔不喜欢打排球。所以本题选D。

5.根据There are some pencils,a pen,a ruler in the pencil box可知,文具盒中有3种文具。所以本题选A。

考点:本题考查日常生活类文章。

点评:完成本题需要仔细阅读文章,理清文中提到的物品,以及它们的位置。做题时一定要仔细,如第2小题,如果不注意就可能选择A。另外,在做本题时应该照顾上下文之间的关系。

 

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