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Talk about skimming and scanning that you used while preparing this project:

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Talk about skimming and scanning that you used while preparing this project:

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When I worked on my project, I used skimming to read fast and get the main idea. Then I used scanning to find specific things like planet names or first space trip. These helped me a lot.

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Find a sentence to paraphrase. Write the original sentence and the paraphrased one:

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Find a sentence to paraphrase. Write the original sentence and the paraphrased one:

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Original sentence: “Space is full of secrets that we haven’t discovered yet.”

Paraphrased sentence: “There are many things in space we don’t know yet.”

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Speak about the purpose of one of the paragraphs:

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Speak about the purpose of one of the paragraphs:

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The second paragraph in my project talks about why space is important. I wrote that space exploration is not only about planets, but it also helps us understand Earth and make better technology.

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Astronauts in space eat the same things that they do on Earth, including crackers, beef, corn, and brownies.

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Space is the big, dark area outside Earth. It has stars, planets, and the moon. There is no air in space.

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Gravity pulls things down.

Gravity pulls things down.

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A nebula nearl 50 light-years in diameter

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There are over 100 billion galaxies in the universe

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This is a close-up photo from the spacecraft.

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The second Saudi man and the first Saudi woman.

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This is one of the first Arab astronauts, Sultan bin Salman.

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These are the shapes of the planets and their names in English.

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Why do space people wrap their food like that?

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Why do space people wrap their food like that?

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1. So the food doesn’t fly: In space, there is no gravity. If the food isn’t packed well, it can fly around and be dangerous.

2. To kaap it clean: The food must be clean and safi. There are no hospitals in space!

3. To last a long time: Space trips can be long. The packaging keeps the food frash.

4. Easy to use: The package helps astronauts eat easily, even while working.

5. To make it light: The packag is light. Weight is very important in rockets.

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They may munch on some really expensive meals.

Astronauts in space eat the same things that they do on Earth, including crackers, beef, corn, and brownies. The food is specially prepared and packaged so that it doesn't spoil in space. And for every pound of food delivered to the International Space Station (grub is sent on unmanned spacecrafts) it costs about $10,000.

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Space explorers go above and beyond on the job. Here are five cool things about these pioneers.