The Journey to the Moon
Questions:
5
Grade:
3
Words:
66
In 1969, a group of brave astronauts set off on a thrilling adventure to the moon. In their shiny rocket and cool suits, they zoomed through the sky. After a long journey, they landed in a place no human had ever been. They planted a flag there, marking a glorious moment in history. It proved that humans could explore and learn about new places, even the moon!
Question 1
What does the word 'astronauts' mean in the context?
A
People who fly kites
B
People who sail boats
C
People who ride bikes
D
People who explore space
Explanation. In the context of the text, astronauts are those who travel and explore space.
E
People who climb mountains
Question 2
Why did the astronauts plant a flag on the moon?
A
To claim ownership
B
To have a picnic
C
To leave a souvenir
D
To mark a glorious moment in history
Explanation. According to the text, they planted a flag on the moon to mark a glorious moment in history.
E
To create a navigation point
Question 3
What was the main idea of the astronauts' journey to the moon?
A
To have a vacation
B
To explore and learn about new places
Explanation. The text mentions that the journey proved humans could explore and learn about new places, even the moon.
C
To find aliens
D
To find a new home
E
To escape from earth
Question 4
Is the statement 'The astronauts set off on a thrilling adventure to the moon in 1969' true or false?
A
True
Explanation. The text clearly mentions that the astronauts set off on a thrilling adventure to the moon in 1969.
B
False
C
Maybe
D
Not mentioned
E
Can't say
Question 5
What did the journey to the moon prove?
A
That humans can fly
B
That humans can live on the moon
C
That humans can explore and learn about new places
Explanation. The text mentions that the journey proved that humans could explore and learn about new places.
D
That humans can plant trees on the moon
E
That humans can change the moon's orbit
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