Aliens: The Friendly Visitors From Another Galaxy
One day, some friendly aliens from another galaxy visited Earth. They came in a spaceship more advanced than any human technology. Seeing them, the humans initially were scared. But the aliens communicated peacefully through their advanced devices, indicating they came in peace. The aliens were green with large eyes, just like humans imagined. They had five fingers, but they were longer than human fingers, helping them in their advanced technology. Both the aliens and humans learned from each other. The aliens were fascinated by our cultures, arts, and languages. And humans learned about their advanced technology and the vast universe.
Question 1
How did the aliens communicate with the humans?
Through sign language
Through a translator
Through advanced devices
Explanation. The aliens communicated with humans using their advanced devices.
Through human languages
Through body language
Question 2
What was the reaction of the humans when they first saw the aliens?
They were excited
They were happy
They were indifferent
They were scared
Explanation. Initially, humans were scared on seeing the aliens.
They were angry
Question 3
What fascinated the aliens about the Earth?
The human technology
The human food
The human cultures, arts, and languages
Explanation. The aliens were fascinated by our cultures, arts, and languages.
The human houses
The human vehicles
Question 4
What did the aliens look like?
They were blue with large eyes
They were red with small eyes
They were green with small eyes
They were yellow with large eyes
They were green with large eyes
Explanation. The aliens were green with large eyes, just like humans imagined.
Question 5
What did humans learn from the aliens?
About their advanced vehicles
About their advanced technology and the vast universe
Explanation. Humans learned about the aliens' advanced technology and the vast universe.
About their advanced food
About their advanced houses
About their advanced clothes
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