Q1: Humans Need/Let Robots

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What is the main reason for continuing space exploration according to the author of 'Humans Need to Explore Outer Space'?

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Mining in space could be a source for useful materials.

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What does the word 'problematic' suggest about its connotation?

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It has a negative connotation.

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How do authors use emotional appeals in arguments about space exploration?

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They highlight the importance of space exploration.

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What does the rhetorical question about trusting reality TV producers imply?

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It suggests that it would be ridiculous to trust them with a scientific mission.

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What is a key argument for why robots are better suited for space travel?

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Robots can avoid the risks that human space travelers face.

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Define 'connotation'.

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Connotation is the feeling or idea that a word suggests beyond its literal meaning.

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What is the significance of water on the moon in space exploration?

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It supports the idea that space exploration should continue due to potential resources.

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What rhetorical device is often used to persuade readers in arguments?

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Emotional appeals.

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What does the term 'helium-3' refer to in the context of space exploration?

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Helium-3 is an element needed for research in nuclear fusion.

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Why might mining in space be considered beneficial?

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It could provide useful materials that are scarce on Earth.