A III. Rewrite the following questions in reported speech. 1. "Where can I find a running track?" asked the athlete. 2. "Do you want to go to the basketball game tomorrow?" Terry ask 3. Did you recover from your cold?" Charlotte asked Don. 4. "Is Bob late?"

1. The athlete asked where he could find a running track.
In reported speech, we need to change the tense of the verb "can" to "could" to reflect it as a past event. Additionally, we change the pronoun "I" to "he" to match the subject of the reported speech.

2. Terry asked if the person wanted to go to the basketball game the next day.
In reported speech, we need to change the verb "do" to "did" to reflect it as a past event. Additionally, we change the pronoun "you" to "the person" to match the subject of the reported speech.

3. Charlotte asked Don if he had recovered from his cold.
In reported speech, we need to change the tense of the verb "did" to "had" to reflect it as a past event. Additionally, we change the pronouns "you" and "your" to "he" and "his" respectively, to match the subjects of the reported speech.

4. The question "Is Bob late?" remains the same in reported speech.
In this case, the question does not require any changes when reporting it. We simply keep the same wording.