ATonyWheelerwasborntotravel.Hisfatherworkedforanairline.Forthefirst16yearsofhislife.Wheelerandhisfamilylivedinmanydifferentcountries.Intheearly1970s,TonymetayoungwomannamedMaureen.Theysoonmarried.Beforegettingjobs,TonyandMaureenwantedtotravel.Theytookayear-longtripfromEngland,throughAsia,toAustralia.Onthetrip,theyvisitedplaceslikeIran(伊朗).India,andsoon.WhenTonyandMaureenarrivedinAustralia,peopleaskedmanyquestionsabouttheirtrip.Toanswerthesequestions,WheelerwroteabookcalledAcrossAsiaontheCheap.Thebooktoldpeopleaboutdifferentcountries'weather,customs(风俗),andplacestosee.Butunlikeothertravelbooksthen,TonyWheeler'sbookalsotalkedaboutplacesmosttouristsdidnotgo.Healsowroteaboutunusualthingstoseeanddo.Thebookwasverypopular.TonyandMaureenstartedacompanycalledlonelyPlanet.Theycontinuedtravelling.Theywrotebooksforeachplacetheyvisited.Today,800peopleworkforLonelyPlanet.Thecompanyhasover650books.TonyWheeler,thegreattraveller,stillwritesabouttravelstomanyplacesandwillbringusmoresurprises.76.TonyWheelerandhiswifeendedtheyear-longtripin_______.A.EnglandB.IranC.IndiaD.Australia77.TonyWheelerwrotethebookAcrossAsiaontheCheapto_______.A.makemoneyforhisnexttripB.tellpeopleabouthisnewcompanyC.drawpeople'sattentiontohisfamilyD.answerpeople'squestionsabouthistrip78.HowwasthebookAcrossAsiaontheCheapdifferentfromothertravelbooksthen?A.Itwaslongerandmorepopular.B.Itwasthefirsttravelbookintheworld.C.Ittalkedaboutplacesmosttouristsdidnotgo.D.Ittalkedaboutacountry'sweatherandcustoms.79.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutTonyWheeler'scompany?A.Hisfatherstartedit.B.Itisanairlinecompany.C.Hundredsofpeopleworkforit.D.Ithasnobooksabouttravelling.80.Thepassagemainlytalksabout_______.A.agreattravellerandhisbooksB.atourofdifferentcountriesC.agreatwriterandhisfamilyD.differentkindsofcompaniesBOncetherelivedafarmercalledHenry.Hehadabrother,Mike,intownwhowasanexcellentgardener.Hisskillandhisbeautifultreeswere61everywhere.Oneday,HenrywenttotowntovisitMike."Look,mybrother,"saidMike,"Hereisthebest62treefrommygarden.Takeithomeand63itsothatyou,andyourchildren,andyourchildren'schildrencanenjoyit.”Henrywas64withtheappletreeandwentbackhome.Thenextmorning,hebeganto65whereheshouldplantit."IfIplantitonthehill,”saidhetohimself,"thewindmightcatchitand66flownthefruit;IfIplantitclosetotheroad,peoplewhopassbywillpicksomeofthem;ButifIplantit..."67heplantedthetreeinthecomerbehindhishouse,wherenooneelsecouldnoticeit.Butthetreebore(结出)nofruitthefirstyear,northesecond.ThenHenrysentforhisbrotherandsaidtohim68,“Youhavecheatedme.Thisisthethirdyearanditbringme69butleaves.WhenMikesawwherethetreewasplanted,helaughedandsaid,"Youhaveplantedthetreeinsuchacoldcornerwithout70orwarmth.How,then,couldyouexpectflowersandfruit?"61.A.simpleB.famousC.similarD.common62.A.pearB.grapeC.appleD.banana63.A.sellB.washC.hideD.plant64.A.tiredB.patientC.pleasedD.popular65.A.learnB.wonderC.realizeD.understand66.A.putB.cutC.pushD.shake67.A.FinallyB.FirstlyC.LuckilyD.Certainly68.A.happilyB.angrilyC.kindlyD.carelessly.69.A.nothingB.somethingC.everythingD.anything70.A.airB.earthC.waterD.sunlightB●PhotoShow1,200photosareonshow.YoucanseethewholeofYunnanhistory.●ScottishDancingScottishdancingisnice.You’llhavegreatfunthere!●AmericanJazzEnjoyrealAmericanjazzByHerbieDavis,thetopTrumpetplayer.●EnjoyyourstayExcellentservice,single&doublerooms,halfprice.Welcometo...
