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Admission to the Vancouver LookoutLocal taxesExclusionsFood and drinks,unless specifiedTips (optional)Hotel drop-off for Vancouver Art GalleryDeparture ReturnDeparture PointDowntown Vancouver.Hotel pickup is offered in the Vancouver and Richmond areas.Please call tour operator ahead to arrange.Return DetailsReturns to original departure pointAdditional InformationConfirmation will be received at time of booking,unless booked within 3 days beforetravel.In this case confirmation will be received within 48 hours,subject to availability.Not wheelchair accessiblePlease note:hotel drop-off is not provided for customers who have booked the VancouverArt GalleryCancellation PolicyFor a full refund,cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.C21.What can all tourists enjoy during the trip?A.Visiting Vancouver Art Gallery.B.Having a simulated flight ride.C.Taking a walk in the Chinatown.D.Meeting famous figures of the city.D22.Which is included in the tour package?A.Breakfast and lunch.B.Admission to art galleries.C.Tips to waiters or waitressesD.Service of tourist guide.P23.When may the confirmation come if booked two days before the trip?A.Right away.B.Within 48 hours.C.Within 4 hours.D.At least three days.Somewhere near the North Pole,in a small tent on a floating ice,Borge Ousland'ssatellite phone buzzed.It was November 20,2019,and Ousland,the leading polar explorer ofhis generation,and adventurer Mike Horn had set out two months earlier with a great goal:toski across the top of the world.They'd been in total isolation()ever since,making theirway,step by step,along the increasingly fragile()ice floating over the Arctic Ocean.It was one of the most daring polar journeys in history-and the men were in trouble.The icewas breaking around them,opening in gaping cracks(),the most critical challenge.Not asingle ship or fishing boat was around there.Slowed by the poor conditions,the sleds theypulled were nearly empty of food.Horn's frostbitten hands,virtually useless in the cold,were dangerously infected.Now their expedition (manager,Lars Ebbesen,was on the phone from Norwaywith a lifeline.A passing Norwegian icebreaker happened to be in the sea north of Svalbardand would briefly be in position to serve as a refueling platform for a helicopter()toreach them.For one day only,they could be rescued.Should he give the OK to start therescue?Ebbesen,who had worked with Ousland for years,had never heard him so exhaustedand "into his resources".Yet the legendary Arctic strongman,speaking in a weary tone,didnot hesitate or consult his partner,"No,we will continue."Newspapers actively covered the men's daring journey across front pages and TV newsbroadcast regular updates.Ousland's son was having trouble sleeping and told reporters thatat 57 his father was "not as young as he was before".Ousland's mother,who had never before【高二英语第3页（共8页）】