Write the correct form or tense of the verbs in brackets.

1. Apollo 11 was the first manned mission (land) ……………………on the Moon.

2. A total of six US missions (land) ……………………men on the lunar surface by the end of 1972.

3. In 22 years, Columbia (fly) ……………………27 space flights before disaster (strike) …………………… on the 28th mission.

4. Yuri Gagarin (become) ……………………the first person in space when he (orbit) ……………………the Earth in a Vostok spacecraft on April 12, 1961.

5. While she (work) ……………………last week, the astronaut (realize) ……………………that she (need) ……………………a medium - size suit for spacewalking.

II. Supply the correct form of the verbs.

1. Helen Sharman (send) …………………. to the Mir space station in May 1991.

2. A total of six US missions (land) ……………… men on the lunar surface by the end of 1972.

3. Yuri Gagarin (become) ……………….. the first person in space when he (orbit) …………… the Earth in a Vostok spacecraft on April 12, 1961.

4. Space X (send) …………………. three tourists on a 10-day trip to the ISS sometimes in late 2021.

5. Whie she (work) …………….. last week, the astronaut (relize) ………….. that she (need) ………. ……. a medium-size suit for spacewalking.

6…………………. (you / ever / wonder) what it would be like to live on the moon?

7. In 22 years, Columbia (fly) …………. 27 space flights before disaster (strike) ………… on the 28^th mission.

8. NASA announced that it (open) ………………. the International Space Station to private individuals as soon as next year.

9. Apollo 11 was the first manned mission (land) ………………. on the Moon. 

10. The centripetal force keeps the planets (move) …………. in their orbits.

11. I don’t think lawyers, dodtors and teachers (replace) …………….. by AI.

12. Robots, drones and AI (carry out) ……………….. 90 per cent of household chores by 2040.

13. In 1965, the average father (spend) …………… about 2.5 hours each day taking care of children.

14. I (try) …………… to call the internet company all morning but I can’t get through.

15. Neither his children nor his wife (go) ………… to Bali with him next week.    

16. Despite the popularity of online programs, online-only students tend (struggle) …………. more than those in face- to- face courses.

17. What (we / do) ……………….. if all jobs (automate) …………………..?

18. When she (enrol) ……………. on the course, she (never / study) ……………. a foreign language before.

19. The number of stay - at – home dads (grow) …………… steadily since the mid – 1990s.

20. People (leave) …………… early will not be eligible for the grand prize drawing at 7 o’clock.

21. Jenifer (work) ……………….. professionally on the problem of missing children since graduating in 2000.

22. While I (talk) ………………… to my friend on the phone, my manager (enter) …………… the room without knocking.

23. A projected 58 million students (enrol) ……………. in U.S. public schools by the year 2022.

24. If I (pass) …………… my exams successfully, I (start) …………….. an apprenticeship in September.

25. When I (ring) ……………. the office this morning, Tom (already / go) ……………out.

26. If there (not / be) …………. any money, (the world / be) ……………….. a better place?

27. The policy (change) ……………… several times in the last few months.

28. The school won’t let you (do) ……….. Physics unless you have at least a B in Maths.

29. As a graduate she decided (not / pursue) ……………. a career based on her degree of engineering.

30. Did I really tell you I was unhappy? I don’t remember (say) ………………. that.

31. Before his retirement, my father (work) ……………… as a project coordinator for a consulting firm for almost twenty years.

32. In career terms, having a good degree (appear) …………… to make little difference.

33. While Jim (paint) …………… the outside of the house, his children (decorate) ………….. the bedrooms.

34. NASA told the press that Armstrong (step) ……………….. onto the lunar surface at 10:56:20 p.m.

35. Employment of workers over 50 (grow) ……………….. significantly over the past decades.

36. Over a third of jobs (take) …………… over by robots in the next 15 years.

37. If I (be) ……. you, I (send) ………….. an email to the recruiter to ask  for more information about the job.

38. I (hold) …………… this ladder for ages. When are you going to come down?

39. A Russian dog named Laika became the first animal (orbit) ……………. Earth in 1957.

40. I can’t help (wonder) ……………. if what I’m learning to do will have any bearing on the world outside.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B,C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 36 to 45.

 First Man on the Moon

On July 16, 1969, America launched the Apollo 11, Lunar Landing Mission from Kennedy Space Center. This was a 363-foot-tall space vehicle, the five engines of which on the Saturn V rocket generated 7.5 million pounds of thrust. Twelve minutes after the launch, the astronauts were in orbit 120 miles above the Earth. [1] At a speed of 17,400 mph, they began their four-day journey to the moon. [2] They had nearly a quarter of a million miles to go.

On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong descended from the lunar module ladder. [3] Just prior to taking his first step on the moon, Armstrong pilled on a special ring, causing a TV camera to automatically deploy. As he stepped onto the moon’s surface he proclaimed, “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” [4] However, Armstrong inadvertently omitted the “a” before “man”. This error slightly changed the meaning of what was to become known as Armstrong’s famous statement.

 Complete the summary below by choosing one sentence that expresses one of the most important ideas in the passage.

Summary: This passage discusses the Apollo 11 space mission. Apollo 11 was an American spacecraft that took the first astronauts to the moon. Armstrong was the first man to step on the moon.

A. Apollo 11 was a large vehicle launched by a Saturn V rocket.

B. The journey to the moon took four days.

C. Armstrong made a meaningful mistake in his speech as he took his first steps.

D. A special ring caused a TV camera to begin operating.

Read the passage below and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE?

Long ago, people thought the Moon was a god and we would never be able to reach it. However, the invention of telescopes in 1608 enabled people to learn that the Moon is just another planetary body. And mankind’s dream of walking on the Moon suddenly seemed possible.

The dream came true on July 20th, 1969 when Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins flew to the Moon as part of the Apollo 11 lunar mission. Neil Armstrong was the first to step onto the Moon. After admiring the tranquil, desolate beauty of the Moon’s surface, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin completed their mission, while Collins stayed in orbit to maintain the systems on board the spacecraft.

During the stay of more than twenty-one hours on the Moon’s surface, the astronauts found no rain or wind at all. The Moon was like a desert with plains, mountains, and valleys. The surface was covered with dust, which was so thick that they left footprints where they had walked. They left a United States of America flag there and return to Earth with forty-six pounds of moon rock for scientific study.

Question: The astronauts stayed on the Moon for nearly one day.

A. True

B. False

Read the passage below and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE?

Long ago, people thought the Moon was a god and we would never be able to reach it. However, the invention of telescopes in 1608 enabled people to learn that the Moon is just another planetary body. And mankind’s dream of walking on the Moon suddenly seemed possible.

The dream came true on July 20th, 1969 when Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins flew to the Moon as part of the Apollo 11 lunar mission. Neil Armstrong was the first to step onto the Moon. After admiring the tranquil, desolate beauty of the Moon’s surface, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin completed their mission, while Collins stayed in orbit to maintain the systems on board the spacecraft.

During the stay of more than twenty-one hours on the Moon’s surface, the astronauts found no rain or wind at all. The Moon was like a desert with plains, mountains, and valleys. The surface was covered with dust, which was so thick that they left footprints where they had walked. They left a United States of America flag there and return to Earth with forty-six pounds of moon rock for scientific study.

Question: The astronauts stayed on the Moon for nearly one day

A. True

B. False

Read the passage below and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE?

Long ago, people thought the Moon was a god and we would never be able to reach it. However, the invention of telescopes in 1608 enabled people to learn that the Moon is just another planetary body. And mankind’s dream of walking on the Moon suddenly seemed possible.

The dream came true on July 20th, 1969 when Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins flew to the Moon as part of the Apollo 11 lunar mission. Neil Armstrong was the first to step onto the Moon. After admiring the tranquil, desolate beauty of the Moon’s surface, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin completed their mission, while Collins stayed in orbit to maintain the systems on board the spacecraft.

During the stay of more than twenty-one hours on the Moon’s surface, the astronauts found no rain or wind at all. The Moon was like a desert with plains, mountains, and valleys. The surface was covered with dust, which was so thick that they left footprints where they had walked. They left a United States of America flag there and return to Earth with forty-six pounds of moon rock for scientific study.

Question: Only Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped onto the Moon.

A. True

B. False

Read the passage below and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE?

Long ago, people thought the Moon was a god and we would never be able to reach it. However, the invention of telescopes in 1608 enabled people to learn that the Moon is just another planetary body. And mankind’s dream of walking on the Moon suddenly seemed possible.

The dream came true on July 20th, 1969 when Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins flew to the Moon as part of the Apollo 11 lunar mission. Neil Armstrong was the first to step onto the Moon. After admiring the tranquil, desolate beauty of the Moon’s surface, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin completed their mission, while Collins stayed in orbit to maintain the systems on board the spacecraft.

During the stay of more than twenty-one hours on the Moon’s surface, the astronauts found no rain or wind at all. The Moon was like a desert with plains, mountains, and valleys. The surface was covered with dust, which was so thick that they left footprints where they had walked. They left a United States of America flag there and return to Earth with forty-six pounds of moon rock for scientific study.

Question: People have known all about the Moon for thousands years

A. True

B. False

Read the passage below and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE?

Long ago, people thought the Moon was a god and we would never be able to reach it. However, the invention of telescopes in 1608 enabled people to learn that the Moon is just another planetary body. And mankind’s dream of walking on the Moon suddenly seemed possible.

The dream came true on July 20th, 1969 when Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins flew to the Moon as part of the Apollo 11 lunar mission. Neil Armstrong was the first to step onto the Moon. After admiring the tranquil, desolate beauty of the Moon’s surface, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin completed their mission, while Collins stayed in orbit to maintain the systems on board the spacecraft.

During the stay of more than twenty-one hours on the Moon’s surface, the astronauts found no rain or wind at all. The Moon was like a desert with plains, mountains, and valleys. The surface was covered with dust, which was so thick that they left footprints where they had walked. They left a United States of America flag there and return to Earth with forty-six pounds of moon rock for scientific study.

Question: People have known all about the Moon for thousands years

A. True

B. False