Read the text about the jungle town. Choose the best answer A, B, C or D The jungle town lost to tourists The small Amazonian town of Nazareth, just 20 minutes by boat from the city, is a traveller’s dream. But tourists might have to give the place a miss in future as residents have chosen to refuse entry to travellers. Nazareth residents say that most of the tourists’ money goes to travel agencies, not locals. They believe some tourists can’t see the difference between the wildlife and residents, taking photos of local families as if they were just another kind of animal. And what a tourist may think are polite questions about the local culture, often make them seem rude to local people. The actions taken by the Nazareth townspeople have uncovered a difference of opinion among residents in local Amazon towns about what role tourism should play in the region’s development. With the rise of eco-tourism, the place has seen more travellers arrive to swim with the dolphins, hike through the rainforests and admire the water as the sun rises. An amazing 35,000 people travelled to the region last year. But as Nazareth residents complain, the local people have so far seen few of the benefits and mostly just the disadvantages. Residents in other towns, however, believe that well-controlled tourism can help improve living conditions in the area. 1.What is the writer trying to do in this text? A.Warn people against travelling to the Amazon. B.Report the decision of a village in the Amazon. C.Describe the negative effects of tourism in the Amazon. D.Explain why the Amazon is a dream destination. 2.Nazareth residents believe that visitors __________. A.aren’t interested in seeing how they live. B.take more photos of animals than people. C.enjoy photographing the local wildlife. D.deal with people and animals in the same way. 3.What does the situation in Nazareth say about people in other towns nearby? A.They agree about the effects of tourism. B.They have planned for their development. C.They take different views on tourism. D.They think the role of tourism is important. 4.What do we learn about the increase in tourism? A.It has not benefited everyone. B.It will have a negative effect on wildlife. C.It was not predicted by local people. D.It has been welcomed by everyone. 5.What might a tourist say about a visit to Nazareth? A.It's a long boat ride from the nearest city but it's worth it. B.The local people refused to let us ask them questions. C.The residents were given money by our travel agent. D.Travellers aren't allowed to swim with the local sea life.