Robots on Mars - 2003

Introduction

Comprehension

Geography

The space race, which was initiated during the Cold War, eventually resulted in a cooperative venture between Russia, the United States, and other countries throughout the world. A space telescope was rocketed into space, and a space station is currently orbiting the Earth; conducting experiments that will improve our knowledge of our solar system, physics, and the universe.

In 2003, the first robots were landed on Mars, and subsequent robots continue to research the red planet. Robotic experiments and sample gathering is being conducted to see how Mars evolved and if life once existed there. Perhaps, one day, humans will land on the planet, and even establish colonies like the early settlers of America.

Technological advancements, and incredible new advancements in science, make the news almost on a weekly basis. Research in new fuels, medicine, avionics, and hundreds of other new fields continues.

Drone aircraft now patrol hostile terrorist nations, and robotic soldiers are not far off. Advanced modern national security procedures threaten privacy issues as the American government struggles to protect citizens from terrorist attacks. Laser weaponry, once the subject of science fiction novels, now resides on American naval vessels.

Such is our world in the 21st Century.

Robots on Mars - 2003

Comprehension

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The space race, initiated during the cold war, eventually resulted in _____________.
all out war
bitter rivalry
a cooperative venture
little progress
A ____________ is currently orbiting the earth.
space creature
space robot
tree farm
space station
In 2003 the first ___________ were landed on Mars.
humans
animals
robots
plants
The author believes that ___________ are not far off.
humans on Mars
extraterrestrials
colonies on Venus
robotic soldiers
_____________, once the subject of science fiction novels, now resides on American naval vessels.
robotic sailors
atomic transporters
laser weaponry
space rockets
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Geography

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Number four is _____.
Antarctica
Europe
North America
South America
Number five is ___________.
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
Number one is ___________.
Antarctica
Australia
North America
South America
Number three is __________.
Europe
Asia
Australia
South America
Number two is ___________.
North America
Asia
South America
Europe
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Robots on Mars - 2003
Introduction
Comprehension
Geography