四.句型转换。

1. “Don’t tell him the news.” she said.

She told me _______ ______ ______ him the news.

2 “Are you interested in this?” he said.

He ______ ______ I was interested in ______.

3.“Where have you been these days?” he asked.

He asked me _______ _______ _______been _______ days

4.Do you know where she lives?” he asked.

He asked ______ ______ knew where she ______.

5.“Stop making so much noise， children.” he said.

He ______ the children ______ ______ making so much noise

6.“I met her yesterday.” he said to me.

He ______ me that he ______ met the day ______.

7.The teacher said， “The sun rises in the east and goes down in the west.”

The teacher said that the sun ______ in the east and ______ down in the west.

8.She said， “Are you from the south?”

She asked ________ I ________ from the south.

9.“Please close the window，” he said to me.

He ______ me _____ the window.

10.He said， “Don’t do that again.” He _____ me _______ that again.

五.完形填空

Sarah Winchester lived in California. She was a very ____1____ woman. She didn’t buy many jwwels(珠宝) or ___2___ clothes. ____3___， she spent millions of dollars in __4____ a house. She began to do it at the age of 45. The strange thing about Sarah’s ___5___ was that it seemed never finished. The work on the house went for 38___6___ because Sarah was afraid to ___7____ building it.

Sarah’s house was near San Jose. Every day， a lot of ___8___ arrived there to work for her. Sarah wanted more rooms and more doors and more windows， ___9___ the workers kept on building them. The house was seven floors high and had 160 rooms. There were 200 doors and 1，000______10_______. There were also three lifts， nine kitchens， and 47 fireplaces.

Why did Sarah want a house the kept getting ___11___? It was because Sarah was afraid of ___12___. She thought she would die when the house was finished， so she didn’t want her house to be finished.

Sarah Winchester’s ____13___ seemed to have worked(奏效) ___14___ she lived to be 83 years old. But __15__ her house was finished.

1.A. poor     B. rich      C. useful        D. brave

2.A. cheap   B. expensive     C. simple        D. old

3.A. Still       B. Usually          C. Instead      D. Even

4.A. building            B. buying           C. selling          D. setting

5.A. door            B. window            C. kitchen         D. house

6.A. years             B. months           C. weeks        D. days

7.A. keep            B. enjoy             C. stop           D. help

8.A. drivers            B. workers           C. farmers              D. visitors

9.A. but             B. until              C. since             D. so

10.A. floors            B. kitchens          C. windows             D. rooms

11.A. bigger           B. smaller             C. stronger        D. cleaner

12.A. working           B. dying            C. living       D. growing

13.A. age             B. family               C. plan          D. husband

14.A. or               B. because               C. neither              D. nor

15.A. hardly             B. usefully              C. carefully          D. finally