1, a title: "Where is the baseball?" "Under the bed." According to the answer under the bed, it is known that it is the place to ask questions, so it should be where; ; How means "how"; What is "what", ask things; Where = where? S, because the sentence already has is, so choose a.

2. A question: Please take me to school. Take is "take away", bring is "bring", call is "call", need is "need" and "take…to+ place" is "bring? Go somewhere, so choose one?

3、? C topic: "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 Question meaning: "Where is the pencil?" "They are on the table." Pencils are plural, so they, they are accusative and can't be subjects. So choose D.

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Modern English is more similar to Germanic Dutch in pronunciation, spoken vocabulary, compound words, verbs and pronouns. Grammatically, it is greatly influenced by the northern branch of Germanic language family. Many nouns, especially high-end nouns, are written words (50,000 words) spelled from French, almost or even the same as French.

Besides French and West Germanic words, English has attracted many words from other countries, such as look from Greek, kick from Irish, solo from Italian, Konfu and Doufu from Chinese, and sky, skill, score, ill, egg, law, their, their and other ancient Nordic languages, and so on.