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    【题目】 Here we have some amazing plans for your travelling. Come and have a look!

    Perth to Broome overland

    Running: February 1 through April 30

    Activities:

    · Explore the Pinnacles Desert

    · Sandboard down the sand dunes of Jurien Bay

    · Discover the diverse scenery at Kalbarri National Park

    · Visit the rare and beautiful Shell Beach

    · Make friends with the dolphins at Monkey Mia

    · Relax and explore at Coral Bay

    Price: ＄1100

    What’s included: Accommodation, expert guide, meals, transport (coach, trails).

    Not included: International flights; insurance.

    Adelaide to Alice Springs tour

    Running: May 5 through August 28

    Activities:

    · See Australia’s incredible Lake Eyre

    · Explore beautiful stones in Coober Pedy

    · Visit a Kangaroo orphanage

    · Experience Australia’s red center, Uluru

    Price: ＄850

    What’s included: Accommodation, expert guide, meals, transport.

    Not included: International flights; insurance

    Brisbane to Cairns adventure

    Running: October 1 through December 20

    Activities:

    · Walk through rainforests and relax on beaches

    · Explore Fraser Island with a jeep ride

    · Watch the sun set as you sail the Whitsundays Islands

    · Make life-long bonds and party the night away in the town Cairns

    · Go diving on the Great Barrier Reef

    Price: ＄1200

    What’s included: Accommodation, expert guide, meals, transport (air-conditioned coach with WiFi in most regions)

    Not included: International flights; insurance; other activities

    Ultimate Oz tour

    Running: November 1 through December 10

    Activities:

    · Enjoy a bonfire party, beachside

    · Take on a Sydney Harbor boat cruise

    · Try your hand at sandboarding

    · Go to a Sydney pub

    Price: ＄920

    What’s included: Accommodation, expert guide, meals, transport

    Not included: International flights; insurance

    【1】What can you do only on Adelaide to Alice Springs tour?

    A.Walk through a rainforest.

    B.Play with dolphins.

    C.Visit a kangaroo orphanage.

    D.Go sandboarding.

    【2】How is the Brisbane to Cairns trip different from the others?

    A.Tourists may go diving.

    B.Tourists can party on the beach.

    C.It offers the highest price.

    D.It has the longest travel time.

    【3】Which is included in the fees of all the tours?

    A.Accommodation and insurance.

    B.Expert guides and transport.

    C.Meals and international flights.

    D.WiFi service and expert guides.

    【答案】

    【1】C

    【2】C

    【3】B

    【解析】

    本文是应用文，介绍几条旅行线路的具体情况。

    【1】细节理解题。根据Adelaide to Alice Springs tour部分中Activities的介绍，“Visit a Kangaroo orphanage”是只有“Adelaide to Alice Springs tour”线路才有的活动。故选C项。

    【2】细节理解题。比较四个旅游线路的价格，“Perth to Broome overland”线路的价格是“Price: ＄1100”；“Adelaide to Alice Springs tour” 线路的价格是“Price: ＄850”；“Brisbane to Cairns adventure”线路的价格是“Price: ＄1200”；“Ultimate Oz tour”线路的价格是“Price: ＄920”。可以看出，“Brisbane to Cairns adventure”线路的价格最高。故选C项。

    【3】细节理解题。比较四条旅行线路介绍中的“What’s included”，可以看出，都包括了“expert guide”和“transport”两项。故选B项。

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