1. Making tracks on Mars

Nasa blasted two rockets into space in 2004.

• True

• False

Opportunity vehicle was due to enter the Martian atmosphere.

• True

• False

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NGSS.MS-ETS1-1

The big question about Mars is, did life ever exist there?.

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Opportunity the first of the rovers to reach Mars, will be landing next Saturday night, January 3^rd 2004.

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• False

The narrator finished working the Martian night, planning Spirit´s activities for the rover´s eighth Martian day on the surface.

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The Mars Exploration Rovers traveled seven month:

• And 303 million miles

• And 304 million miles

• And 313 million miles

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-3

Exploration Roberts will search for evidence of that water, potentially captured:

• In the rocks and mountains of the planet´s surface.

• In the rocks and soil of the planet´s surface.

• In the rocks and soil of the planet´s underground.

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

NGSS.MS-ESS3-1

Spirit´s lander must be hitting the atmosphere, a falling meteor:

• Blazing in the Martian surface.

• Blazing in the Martian atmosphere.

• Blazing in the Martian sky.

Spirit has survived! The engineers and scientist in mission control were screaming, cheering:

• Thrusting their heads in the air.

• Thrusting their harms in the air.

• Thrusting their fists in the air.

The Mars days (called a sol):

• Is a longer than Earth.

• Is a bit longer than Earth.

• Is a twice longer than Earth.