Составьте краткий пересказ текста (Sammary): Congratulations, Roy!" said Elmer heartily. "You

Составьте короткий пересказ текста (Sammary): Congratulations, Roy!quot; said Elmer heartily. quot;You missed only one question. I announce you as the winner of this World Airways Contest!quot; The audience applauded. quot;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!quot; I had made my plans long ago. However, my voice trembled when I answered. quot;I want to go to the Inner Station.quot; Elmer looked puzzled and surprised. It was clear that he didn39;t know what to say. Then he decided to make a joke of it. quot;Ha, ha, very amusing, Roy! But the prize is a trip to any place on earth. You must stick to the rules, you know!quot; He was laughing at me and that мейд me angry. quot;I39;ve read the rules very carefully,quot; I said. quot;And they don39;t say 39;on earth39;. They say, 39;to any partof the earth39;. There39;s a big difference.quot; Elmer39;s smile disappeared. He looked anxiously at the TV cameras. quot;Go on,quot; he said. I cleared my throat. quot;In 2054,quot; I continued, quot;the United States signed a Convention which decided how far into space any planet39;s rights extended. Under that Convention, the Inner Station is part of earth, because it is inside the thousand kilometer limit.quot; The audience was on my side. Elmer мейд a few attempts to make me change my mind, but finally he gave up and said with a laugh: quot;Well, you39;re a very determined young man, and you39;ve won the prize after all. I hope they39;ll let you go.quot; 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 (that39;s Pop39;s brother). He was counsellor for a big atomic energy combine, and he39;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.