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The Maldives is a group of very small islands in the Indian Ocean, near Sri Lanka. There are about 1,200 islands. The Republic of Maldives is the smallest Asian country and it also has the smallest population. About 400,000 people live in the Maldives, 75,000 of whom are on the capital island, Malé. Malé is different from the other islands in the Maldives because it doesn’t have any beaches.【小题1】

As one of the most popular holiday destinations, the Maldives has truly spectacular sights. Eighty-seven of the islands in the Maldives have different types of hotels on them.【小题2】They can even stay in a Bangalore, a small cabin right over the water where they can enjoy the clear water and fish with friends. That’s an experience you’ll never forget.

【小题3】When you arrive on the airport island, you can take a Dhoni taxi and go to Malé. This is a small boat used for transportation around the islands. The Dhoni has a wide range of functions. Apart from being used for fishing, it is popular for transportation of goods and people between the islands.【小题4】You can use these boats to visit other islands, too.

The Maldives is a popular place for scuba-diving, because there are many wonderful fish in the water to see. Also, the water is very clear.【小题5】There are many professional diving schools with instructors who speak many languages. You can also go whale and dolphin watching, fishing, surfing, hiking or you can explore the towns.

What are you hesitating about? Go there for the summer vacation.

A.It’s very easy to get around the islands.
B.Tourists can go and enjoy their holidays.
C.The Maldives are universally famous for its tourism.
D.In fact, there is a wall that goes around the whole island.
E.When you are underwater, you can see for more than 50 metres.
F.Dhoni taxis go from the airport island to the capital island every 15 minutes.
G.There are many islands where nobody lives though tourists can go to Malé by boat.
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【小题3】From paragraph 9, we can tell that other mothers are ________.
A.proudB.anxiousC.sociableD.sensible
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【小题1】What did the writer find most terrible in Peru?
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【小题3】We can infer from the fourth paragraph that ______.
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