Warm-Up "Q2 Checkpoint Review Day 3"

Why did Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin descend to the Moon's surface while Michael Collins stayed in orbit?

• Collins had to keep the command module ready for their return.

• There was not enough room for all three astronauts on the lunar module.

• Armstrong and Aldrin were the only ones trained to walk on the moon.

• Collins did not want to leave the command module.

What is the main idea of the passage?

• Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first people to land on the Moon.

• The Apollo 11 mission marked a significant moment in human exploration.

• Millions of people watched the Moon landing on television.

• NASA sent astronauts to the Moon to collect rocks and take photos.

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What evidence from the text shows that the Moon landing was a global event?

• The astronauts collected rocks from the Moon's surface.

• Neil Armstrong's famous words were heard by people worldwide.

• Michael Collins stayed in the command module.

• NASA used advanced technology to land on the Moon.

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How does the author's description of the Moon landing help the reader understand its importance?

• By including details about the astronauts' activities on the Moon.

• By explaining how many rocks were collected during the mission.

• By showing how teamwork and technology made the landing possible.

• By focusing only on the words spoken by Neil Armstrong.

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Which of the following visual elements would best support this passage?

• A diagram of the Apollo 11 spacecraft showing its parts.

• A timeline of NASA's space missions from 1961 to 1975.

• A photograph of the Earth as seen from the Moon.

• A map showing the route taken by the Apollo 11 mission.

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How does the author support the idea that the Moon landing was a major achievement for humanity?

• By stating that it was a victory for the United States.

• By describing how millions of people watched it live on TV.

• By highlighting that it proved humans could accomplish the impossible.

• By explaining how the astronauts set up scientific experiments on the Moon.

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