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Составьте краткий пересказ текста (Sammary): Congratulations, Roy!" said Elmer heartily. "You missed only one question. I announce you as the winner of this World Airways Contest!" The audience applauded. "You know that the prize is a trip, all expenses paid, to any place in the world. We are all interested to hear your choice. You can go anywhere you like between the North and South Poles!" I had made my plans long ago. However, my voice trembled when I answered. "I want to go to the Inner Station." Elmer looked puzzled and surprised. It was clear that he didn't know what to say. Then he decided to make a joke of it. "Ha, ha, very amusing, Roy! But the prize is a trip to any place on earth. You must stick to the rules, you know!" He was laughing at me and that made me angry. "I've read the rules very carefully," I said. "And they don't say 'on earth'. They say, 'to any partof the earth'. There's a big difference." Elmer's smile disappeared. He looked anxiously at the TV cameras. "Go on," he said. I cleared my throat. "In 2054," I continued, "the United States signed a Convention which decided how far into space any planet's rights extended. Under that Convention, the Inner Station is part of earth, because it is inside the thousand kilometer limit." The audience was on my side. Elmer made a few attempts to make me change my mind, but finally he gave up and said with a laugh: "Well, you're a very determined young man, and you've won the prize after all. I hope they'll let you go." Mom and Pop were pretty mad about the whole business, but it was too late for them to stop me. The only one who understood me was Uncle Jim (that's Pop's brother). He was counsellor for a big atomic energy combine, and he'd been to Mars two or three times, to Venus once, and to the moon so often he could not count the times. I had wanted to go out into space ever since I was five. I was sixteen now, and rather big for my age. I had read everything I could find about aviation and astronautics. I had seen all the movies and telecasts from space. I had made models of famous spaceships. In my room I had hundreds of photographs not only of most of the famous ships, but all the important places on the planets as well.

Answer 1

Аннотация):Поздравляем, Рой!" - сказал Элмер от души. "Вы пропустили лишь один вопрос. Я объявляю тебя победителем этого конкурса компания!"
Зрители аплодируют.
"Вы знаете, что приз-это поездка, полностью оплаченная, в любом месте в мире. Мы все заинтересованы, чтобы услышать ваш выбор. Вы можете пойти куда угодно между Северным и Южным полюсами!"
Я сделал мои планы давно. Однако, мой голос дрожал, когда я ответил.
"Я хочу перейти на внутренний вокзал".
Элмер выглядел озадаченным и удивленным. Было ясно, что он не знал, что сказать. Тогда он решил обратить все в шутку.
"Ха-ха, очень забавно, Рой! Но приз-путешествие в любое место на земле. Вы должны придерживаться правила, вы знаете!"
Он смеялся надо мной и что меня разозлило.
"Я очень внимательно прочитал правила", - сказал я. "И они не говорят 'на земле'. Говорят, в любой части земли. Есть большая разница".
Улыбка элмера исчез. Он с тревогой посмотрел на телевизионные камеры.
- Продолжайте, - сказал он. Я прочистил горло.
"В 2054 году," я продолжал, "Соединенные Штаты подписали соглашение, в котором решали, как далеко в космос прав любой планете продлен. В соответствии с этой Конвенцией, Внутренняя станция является частью земли, потому что он находится внутри тысяч лимита километража."
Публика была на моей стороне. Элмер сделал несколько попыток, чтобы заставить меня изменить мой ум, но наконец он сдался и сказал со смехом:
"Ну, ты очень целеустремленный молодой человек, и вы выиграли приз в конце концов. Я надеюсь, они отпустят вас".
Мама и папа были в ярости, но это было слишком поздно для них, чтобы остановить меня. Единственный, кто меня понимал был дядя Джим (это брат отца). Он был консультантом для большого атомно-энергетический комбинат, и он был на Марсе два или три раза, чтобы когда-то на Венере, и на Луне так часто он не мог сосчитать, сколько раз.
Я хотел бы отправиться в космос с тех пор, как мне было пять. Мне сейчас было шестнадцать, и довольно большой для моего возраста. Я читал все, что мог найти об авиации и астронавтики. Я видел все фильмы и телепередачи из космоса. Я сделал макеты знаменитых кораблей. В моей комнате у меня сотни фотографий не только из самых известных кораблей, но все важные места на планетах.

Answer 2

Roy had just won the World Airways Contest, missing only one question. Elmer, the announcer, heartily congratulated him, and the audience applauded. As the winner, Roy was entitled to an all-expenses-paid trip to any place in the world between the North and South Poles. When asked about his choice, Roy surprised everyone by expressing his desire to go to the Inner Station. Initially puzzled and surprised, Elmer attempted to make a joke of it, but Roy insisted that the rules didn't specify "on earth," but rather "to any part of the earth," citing a 2054 Convention that defined the Inner Station as part of the earth due to its location within the thousand-kilometer limit in space.

Despite Elmer's attempts to dissuade him, Roy's determination prevailed, and he won the prize. While his parents were upset, his Uncle Jim, who had extensive experience in space travel, understood Roy's passion for space exploration. Roy, aged sixteen and an avid enthusiast of aviation and astronautics, had longed to venture into space since he was five. His room was filled with models and photographs of famous spaceships and celestial bodies, reflecting his deep passion for space exploration. With his unwavering determination, Roy was set to embark on an extraordinary journey beyond the boundaries of Earth.

Answer 3

Elmer congratulated Roy on his near-perfect performance in the World Airways Contest, as he had only missed one question. The audience applauded as Elmer announced Roy as the winner. Elmer then revealed that the prize for winning the contest was an all-expenses-paid trip to any place in the world, between the North and South Poles. Curious to know Roy's choice, Elmer asked him where he would like to go.

Roy, who had already made his plans long ago, responded with a trembling voice, "I want to go to the Inner Station." Elmer looked puzzled and surprised, unsure of how to respond. He decided to make a joke out of Roy's choice, laughing and reminding him that the prize was a trip to any place on Earth, according to the rules.

Feeling angered by Elmer's laughter, Roy firmly stated that he had read the rules carefully. He pointed out that the rules did not specify "on Earth," but rather "to any part of the Earth." He emphasized the distinction, stating that the Inner Station, which was within the thousand-kilometer limit defined by a Convention signed by the United States in 2054, was part of the Earth.

The audience sided with Roy, and Elmer's smile disappeared as he glanced anxiously at the TV cameras. Encouraged by the audience's support, Roy continued to explain that the Convention had determined the extent of a planet's rights in space. According to this Convention, the Inner Station fell within Earth's boundaries.

Elmer made a few attempts to convince Roy to change his mind, but eventually gave up and admitted that Roy's determination had won him the prize. He hoped that whoever was in charge would allow Roy to go. Roy's parents, Mom and Pop, were furious about the situation, but it was too late for them to stop him. The only person who truly understood Roy was his Uncle Jim, Pop's brother, who worked as a counselor for a major atomic energy company. Uncle Jim had traveled to Mars multiple times, Venus once, and had been to the moon so often that he had lost count.

Ever since he was five years old, Roy had dreamt of venturing into space. Now sixteen and larger than most kids his age, Roy had immersed himself in aviation and astronautics. He devoured any information he could find on the subject, watched every movie and telecast from space, and even built models of famous spaceships. His room was filled with hundreds of photographs, not only of renowned spacecraft but also of significant locations on various planets.

With his passion for space exploration and his determination to claim his prize, Roy was ready for the adventure of a lifetime.