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    He must be in the room, because the light in the room is__________.

    A．open

    B．on

    C．off

    D．in

     

    【答案】

    B

    【解析】

    试题分析：本题的含义是他一定在房间里，因为房间里的等是开着的，open和on都可以表示开着的，但on通常指电器开着的，而open通常指门或窗户开着，故本题选B。

    考点：形容词open和on的区别。

    点评：在英文中我们应该注重部分同义形容词的区别，本题中的on表示有关电器开着的，而open表示门窗开着的，在英文的实际使用中应注意它们的区别。

     

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