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    Bali adventure travels

    　　Elephant ride

    　　See the real Bail on the Sumatran elephant!Pass through tropical plantations(种植园)of mangoes, bamboos and coconuts．The most wonderful part of the trip is to be invited into the home of a local farmer where you will enjoy a drink of fresh coconut．When you return to the camp, enjoy a delicious Balinese 3-course menu at the“Trunk‘n’Mahout”valley-view café．

    　　Cost：

    　　＄60/Adult ＄40/Child

    　　Jungle trekking(长途跋涉)

    　　Trek into the tropical rainforest, near the lake village of Bedugul．Cross the calm lake in a traditional canoe．This 3-hour trek into the heart of Balinese nature offers outstanding and natural beauty．

    　　The number of minimum participants：2 persons

    　　Cost：＄40/person

    　　White-water rafting(皮划艇运动)

    　　Get picked up in the morning at 6：00 and taken to the scenic Anyang River for an unforgettable white-water rafting experience．Expert and experienced guides will give you an insight into the river ecology．Discover hidden waterfalls, swim in the clear water and feel the trills of the paradise river．

    　　What to bring：a towel, extra clothes, sunscreen

    　　Cost：＄30/Adult ＄23/Child

    　　Sunset Dinner Cruise(乘船巡游)by Bali Hai cruise

    　　There's no better way to spend a tropical evening than on Bali Hai's evening Dinner Cruise．As the sun goes down, we set off on a relaxing cruise around the harbour．

    　　Cost：＄40/person

    (1)

    Which of the above offers you a chance to try real Balinese food?

    [　　]

    A．

    Elephant ride

    B．

    Jungle trekking

    C．

    White-water rafting

    D．

    Sunset Dinner Cruise by Bali Hai cruise．

    (2)

    If a father and his 10-year-old son want to explore one of the rivers in Bali, they will have to pay ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    ＄30

    B．

    ＄53

    C．

    ＄63

    D．

    ＄73

    (3)

    If you go for jungle trekking, you will have to ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    bring several things．

    B．

    be under the leadership of experienced guides

    C．

    form a team of two or more

    D．

    swim across a lake

    (4)

    If you choose white-water rafting, you can ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    get a towel for free

    B．

    learn more about Balinese history

    C．

    also leave at noon

    D．

    have a swim in the river

    答案：1．A;2．B;3．C;4．D;
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