阅读下文并回答问题.Tom , Nancy, Lily and Jack are my good friends. They all love to watch different TV shows. Tom likes sports, so he likes sports shows. He says they are exciting. Nancy likes to watch comedie 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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Tom , Nancy, Lily and Jack are my good friends. They all love to watch different TV shows. Tom likes sports, so he likes sports shows. He says they are exciting. Nancy likes to watch comedies and sitcoms. She says they always make her laugh. But Lily can’t stand them. She thinks they are meaningless. She loves game shows. Jack doesn’t mind sitcoms. He enjoys talk shows and talent shows. He likes Zhou Libo’s talk shows very much.
小题1:Does Tom like sports shows?
__________________________________.
小题2:What does Jack think of sitcoms?
__________________________________.
小题3:What does Nancy love to watch?
__________________________________.

小题1:Yes, he does.
小题2:He doesn’t mind them
小题3:She loves to watch comedies and sitcoms.

试题分析：本文介绍了我的四个好友汤姆、楠西、李莉和杰克对电视节目的喜好程度；具体描述了各自不同的喜好，对不同电视节目的评价等。
小题1:根据Tom likes sports, so he likes sports shows.一句可知，汤姆喜欢体育节目；故答案为Yes, he does.。
小题2:根据Jack doesn’t mind sitcoms.一句可知，杰克不介意情景喜剧；故答案为He doesn’t mind them。
小题3:根据Nancy likes to watch comedies and sitcoms.一句可知楠西喜欢观看戏剧和情景喜剧；故答案为She loves to watch comedies and sitcoms.。

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B．He saw the cat.

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