Look, read and write AC
1 Where's Zoo?
the bus.
2 Where's the CD?
It's
the table.
3 Where's the ball?
It's the car.
She's in
Where's the car?
It's the house.
5 Where's the rubber?
It's ... the desk.
6 Where's Brian?
He's
the door.
CHOOL
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7 Where's the school?
It's
the park.​

AC is a short passage with missing prepositions. Let's go through it step by step and fill in the missing words.

1. Where's Zoo?
We need to find the location of "Zoo." Since we are given options to choose from, let's see which one fits the sentence best.
Looking at the options "on," "at," "in," and "the," we can eliminate "on," "at," and "the" because they don't make sense in the context of finding a location.
Therefore, "in" is the correct preposition. The correct answer is "It's in the zoo."

2. Where's the CD?
Again, we need to find the location of the CD. Looking at the options, we can eliminate "on," "at," and "the."
Therefore, "in" is the correct preposition. The correct answer is "It's in the table."

3. Where's the ball?
The same process applies here. Eliminate "on," "at," and "the."
Therefore, "in" is the correct preposition. The correct answer is "It's in the car."

4. Where's the car?
Eliminating "on," "at," and "the," we are left with the preposition "in."
The correct answer is "It's in the house."

5. Where's the rubber?
Eliminating "on," "at," and "the," we are left with the preposition "on."
The correct answer is "It's on the desk."

6. Where's Brian?
Eliminating "on," "at," and "the," we are left with the preposition "by."
The correct answer is "He's by the door."

7. Where's the school?
Eliminating "on," "at," and "the," we are left with the preposition "in."
The correct answer is "It's in the park."

So, the complete passage should read:
1. Where's Zoo? It's in the zoo.
2. Where's the CD? It's on the table.
3. Where's the ball? It's in the car.
4. Where's the car? It's in the house.
5. Where's the rubber? It's on the desk.
6. Where's Brian? He's by the door.
7. Where's the school? It's in the park.

Remember, prepositions indicate the position or location of an object, and choosing the right one requires considering the context and meaning of the sentence.