Fill in the Blanks MOON LANDING - Word transformation exerciseOnline version In this exercise you will have to complete the blanks with the appropriate version of the word in parenthesis. You might have to turn said word into an adverb, an adjective, a noun, etc. Pay attention to the context and think hard - there is no time limit, so you can take as much time as you need. by Alexia Langhoff 1 When the Apollo 11 spacecraft landed on the moon in 1969 , around 600 million people were ( NERVE ) watching it on their TVs . This was a dangerous mission , but ( HOPE ) this would be the first time men set foot on the moon . The landing went well and some ( AMAZE ) pictures of the astronauts' first steps on the moon were sent back to Earth . However , it wasn't long before some people started to doubt the truth of the moon landings . They became ( SUSPICION ) about some of the photographs , saying that they were tricks . They argued that NASA , along with a whole team of film directors and writers , were ( RESPONSE ) for it . According to them , there were problems with the light and shadows in the pictures and that in ( REAL ) , they had been taken in a studio . Over the years , NASA has ( SUCCESS ) managed to convince most people that the moon landings did take place . However , ( FORTUNE ) they haven't convinced everyone and these stories continue to appear on the internet .
New game