Jim’s Timetable
【小題1】Does he have a history class on Tuesdays?
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【小題2】How many English lessons does he have every week ?
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【小題3】It’s 10:20 on Thursday morning now. What class is he having?
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【小題4】What time do the classes begin?
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【小題5】How often does he do outdoor activities?
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【小題1】No, he doesn’t.
【小題2】Five
【小題3】He is having a math class.
【小題4】At 8 o’clock
【小題5】He does outdoor activities every day.
解析試題分析：這是吉姆的時間表，表中給出了吉姆一周每天上課的時間及課程。
【小題1】根據(jù)表中信息，吉姆在周二沒有歷史課，所以是No, he doesn’t.
【小題2】從表中信息來看他一周上五節(jié)英語課，所以是Five
【小題3】從表中信息來看他周三上午10:20正在上數(shù)學(xué)課，所以是He is having a math class.
【小題4】根據(jù)表中信息開始上課是在8點鐘，所以是At 8 o’clock
【小題5】根據(jù)表中信息他每天都有戶外活動，所以是He does outdoor activities every day.
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