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Fill in the blanks with the proper words given below, changing the form if necessary.ignore; professional; stretch out; make an effort; be engaged in; spacious3. You can feel the rain if you ______ your hand.4. She is a _ dancer.5. The company is _ to reduce costs.6. I smiled at her but she just ____ me.

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选择合适的单词填空。填写选项即可。（课本P217 Words in use）A cradleB hesitantC militantD conferE defianceF indignationG preachH provocativeI milestoneJ overlap1.He could hardly control hisat the conditions under which the miners were forced to work, without water and enough food.2.Both sides were very careful when drafting the ceasefire agreements; they wanted to prevent any actions that could be consideredby either side.3.She has always had a(n)personality; she is always prepared and ready to do battle when she believes that the cause is right.4.News stories : Morning paper headlines take account of the previous evening's radio and TV stories, and the electronic media pick up items from the daily press.5.Lucy stretched up to kiss her dad's cheek lightly, and he patted his daughter as if he wasan honor to her.6.Inspired by Martin Luther King's famous speech, "I Have a Dream", thousands of people went out onto the streets to support the civil rights movement in of the curfew.7.Beth wasabout visiting her ex-boy friend; she worried that he might refuse to talk to her.8.When humans first traveled into outer space, it was as revolutionary a(n)in human culture as the invention of the wheel.9.Perplexed, she turned and noticed her husband had collapsed and was slumped on the floor behind the counter. She rushed to him andhis head in her arms.10.Health experts are nowthat even a little exercise, such as doing housework or light gardening, is far better than none at all.

选择合适的词填空(选项）。A contact B obedienceC presumptionD intellectE tumbleF hardyG conferH bounceI cradleJ automaticK handyL chargeM dispenseN disposalO attachedLaughter is a(n)(1) response to being touched by a tickle (搔痒) — a natural response from the child. This puts the tickler in (2)of how much or how long the child laughs. We adults don't read children's minds, but we often have a(n) (3)that we can. So we usually think we're aware of what's too much tickling and when to stop. But it is possible to trap our children without knowing it. We parents become (4)to tickling because it seems to be a(n)(5)shortcut to laughter. We wish that our children are happy and love us, and tickling becomes our shortcut to get assured.Rather than forcing laughter in this way, we can (6)upon them inner confidence if we will get down on the floor and invite them to be in playful physical (7) with us. If we find ways to give them much of the power, our children will laugh and laugh. Games like "I have a hundred hugs for you!" or "Where's Jared? I know he's around here somewhere." or "Oh, no! I can't get this horsy rider off my back!" let children laugh and laugh as we try to catch them, or try to find them, or try to (8) them off our backs, and fail over and over.The physical contact that requires more creativity than tickling allows us to (9) around, to press our heads against their stomachs here and there for a second, and to manage an embrace before they make another daring escape. We get our affection across without trapping our children. And we give them a chance to be inventive as they use their (10) to figure out a hundred ways to outsmart us.

John asked me ________________.

A. where was his wallet
B. where his wallet was

I couldn't tell him ________________.

A. where was I
B. where I was