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Have a lifetime adventure of seeing all the seven world wonders.Save up to ＄2，860 from the none-stop price of ＄18，860!
   You can join our eighty-two-day none-stop Seven World Wonders trip all year around.
   Of course，the trip can be booked separately and the same amount（數(shù)量）of money will be returned when separate trips have added up to cover the Seven World Wonders package.
   For more details，please call 6337-8166 or email travel@contiki.com.
   Here are some of the examples of the schedules：
   Eternal India，23 March-4 April
   The trip starts with a 12-day stay in India，where travelers will visit the Taj Mahal in Agra.
   Eternal India doesn't end there-in India there's also tiger-watching in Ranthambhore National Park，relaxing beachside in Goa and city explorations of Udaipur and Mumbai.
   Price：＄ 1，950.
   Yucatan Highlights，21-26 April
   The most famous and well-protected ruins in Mayan history，Chichen Itza，is next on the schedule.A tour with a local guide will answer questions about the Mayan calendar，the positioning of the sun and the connections between ruins around the country.The six-day Mexican adventure continues with a few days in sunny Cancun，the beautiful city of Merida and Mexico City.
   Price：＄ 950.
   Simply Italy，2-13 June
   Finish this great 82-day journey with a 12-day Italian holiday.
   Top destinations including Florence，Venice，Sorrento，Milan，The Riviera and of course，the ancient Roman Colosseum is the final wonder on the list.
   Price：＄2，050.

（1）When can tourists join the Seven World Wonders trip？
B
B

A．From March to April.
B．All year around.
C．Only from March to June.
D．During 21-26 April.
（2）Which trip should a tourist take if he is just interested in Mayan culture？
C
C

A．Eternal India.
B．Simply Italy.
C．Yucatan Highlights.
D．Seven World Wonders.
（3）How much will a tourist pay for the above three separate trips？
B
B

A．＄2，860.
B．＄4，950.
C．＄16，000.
D．＄18，860.

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【答案】B；C；B

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