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    【题目】―How do you plan to spend the coming summer holiday?

    ―I haven’t decided. I wonder ________ during the holiday.

    A.where am I going to spendB.whether it was going to be sunny

    C.who will I invite to have a trip with meD.if my mother will give me extra homework

    【答案】D

    【解析】

    句意：——你计划怎么度过即将到来的暑假？——我还没有决定。我怀疑假期里我妈妈是否会给我额外的家庭作业。

    考查宾语从句时态和语序。宾语从句用陈述语序：连接词+主语+谓语+其他，所以排除AC；主句是一般现在时，从句的时间词表示暑假，将来时间，所以用一般将来时。故选D。

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