Question

СРОЧНО ХЕЕЕЕЛП People have dreamed of travelling in space for thousands of years. But it was not until 1957 that it became a reality. On October 4, 1957 Russia launched the first man-made satellite into space. It was called Sputnik 1. Scientists are already at work on the International Space Station, a “city of space”. It will be the size of a football field and will weigh over 200 tons. A team of 10-15 spacemen will probably be able to live and work at the International Space Station in 2005. The next step will be the first moonbase. 20 or 30 scientists will live inside a dome with an artificial atmosphere. This will make it possible for them to live and work without spacesuits. It also means that they will be able to grow food. If the moonbase is a success, the first lunar city will be built. It will have schools and universities, cinemas and discos, scientific laboratories and hospitals. Even babies will be born on the moon! The next great step will be when people land on our nearest planet Mars. Scientists say that the planet once had water on its surface. If that water is now frozen underground, humans will be able to use it someday. By the end of the 21st century hope, it will be possible to “terraform” Mars –transform the planet into an earthlike place with air and water. Choose true or false: 1. The International Space Station will weigh over 300 tons. true false 2. The next step will be the first sunbase. false true 3. Scientists say that Mars once had water on its surface. true false

Answer 1

Ответ:

1)false

2)false

3)true

Answer 2

Ответ:

1. false

2. false

3. true

Объяснение:

Answer 3

Here are the correct answers:

1. The International Space Station will weigh over 300 tons.

   • False. The passage mentions that the International Space Station will weigh over 200 tons.

2. The next step will be the first sunbase.

   • False. The passage does not mention anything about a "sunbase." It talks about a potential moonbase and lunar city, but not a "sunbase."

3. Scientists say that Mars once had water on its surface.

   • True. The passage mentions that scientists believe Mars once had water on its surface.