Future of space exploration could see humans on mars, alien

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As explained in “Future of Space Exploration Could See Humans on Mars, Alien Planets,” who is Mae Jemison?

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the head of the 100-Year Starship project

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According to “Future of Space Exploration Could See Humans on Mars, Alien Planets,” the 100-Year Starship project includes artists and science fiction writers, as well as scientists and engineers. What is the main reason for including people from the arts?

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The skills of artists and science fiction writers can help in the program’s aim of increasing public enthusiasm for space exploration.

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In “Future of Space Exploration Could See Humans on Mars, Alien Planets,” what main point does Mae Jemison make regarding Proxima Centauri, the nearest star?

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It cannot be reached for thousands of years, given our present technology.

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If humans someday colonize Mars, what must they do?

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settle it

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Which of these actions is an example of planetary motion? Options: the sun’s movements, the Earth’s movements, rockets moving through space, astronauts moving in spaceships

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the Earth’s movements

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If future astronauts engage in interstellar travel, where will they go?

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from star to star

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According to this paragraph, what is most likely to happen to space exploration if political instability continues? Options: New technologies for space travel will not be developed. There will be no lasting economic benefits from space travel. Lengthy journeys through space will be threatened by a lack of cooperation.

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Lengthy journeys through space will be threatened by a lack of cooperation.

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How does the statement about the 100-Year Starship project most clearly help develop the ideas in the news article?

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It provides background information that the reader needs to understand the rest of the article.

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What is one meaning of the Latin suffix -ary?

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relating to

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What is the best description of fragmentary evidence based on the definition of a fragment as "a piece of something" and the suffix -ary?

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evidence that provides bits of proof