8．The room is very large and only little room _____ by the new piano．（　�。�
A．are taken upB．takes upC．is taken upD．is taking up

分析 這個房間非常大，并且新鋼琴只占據(jù)了一點空間．

解答 答案：C，考查被動語態(tài)，句子主語only ittle room"只有一點空間"與謂語動詞take up"占用"是被動的關(guān)系，因此使用被動語態(tài)be done，主語little room是不可數(shù)名詞，因此be動詞使用單數(shù)is，故答案為C，A選項be動詞使用錯誤，B選項用的主動語態(tài)錯誤，D選項使用的是現(xiàn)在進行時錯誤．

點評 此題考查被動語態(tài)的用法，做這類題時應(yīng)分析主語與謂語動詞之間的關(guān)系，并注意主語的單復(fù)數(shù)形式．

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