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Test your knowledge about the historic moon landing and the man who made it possible!

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Froggy Jumps Moonwalkers QuizOnline version Test your knowledge about the historic moon landing and the man who made it possible! by Marcccos 1 The opening sentence: "I, too, was once an astronaut" indicates a the narrator remembers when he travelled to the space b the narrator is angry about not becoming an astronaut c another astronaut will be presented in the story 2 The two men have become astronauts but the tittle is in singular because a the second man only imagines becoming an astronaut, so he doesn’t count b both men represent "The Man" but separately c the narrator only meets one astronaut in the story 3 The words "abandoned", "exiled", "reduced to begging", "suffered" and "tragic" explain a Scranton´s situation while he is sick b how disastrous the narrator´s life is before becoming an astronaut c how disastrous the narrator´s life is after becoming an astronaut 4 The metaphor: "one door slammed on my heels and another slammed in my face" stresses the idea that a his inability to escape from misfortune before becoming an astronaut b he was chased by someone trying to stop him from becoming an astronaut c he was constantly running from responsibilities 5 The fact that the the second time that the question "Are you the... the astronaut?" appears in the text adressing the narrator shows a he is substituting Scranton´s role b he is being recognized for having been an astronaut, as he says at the beginning of the story c the question is meant to confuse the reader about who the real astronaut is 6 What does the fact that the story ends with the same question it begins sugest? a That the narrator is now famous and being recognized like Scranton was b That the narrator has returned to where he started, but nothing has changed in him c Taking on the role of the astronaut is part of a cycle that can happen again to other men 7 What does the idea of the man being an "astronaut" symbolize in the story? a That he actually traveled to the moon on a space mission b That the narrator isolated himself so much from the world deeply he saw life as empty and lifeless c Being able to walk on the moon 8 What feeling does the narrator experience after understanding what being an astronaut truly means? a A deep sense of defeat and loneliness b The need to return to Earth to find answers. c A curious sense of release and a new perception of the world 9 In the text, what semantic field is used to describe the man and the narrator’s perception of him? a The semantic field of success, with words like “achievement,” “victory,” and “recognition" b the semantic field of simulation, using the words: “pretense,” “fraud,” “falsely,” and “charade c The semantic field of space, with words like: “universe,” “emptiness,” and “moon” 10 How does the writer use parallelism between the narrator and the man? a Explaining that both share the feeling of isolation and emptiness, seeing beyond the material world b By showing that both characters are astronauts who have traveled to the moon c By comparing their careers in science and their discoveries in astronomy

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by Marcccos

The opening sentence: "I, too, was once an astronaut" indicates

The two men have become astronauts but the tittle is in singular because

The words "abandoned", "exiled", "reduced to begging", "suffered" and "tragic" explain

The metaphor: "one door slammed on my heels and another slammed in my face" stresses the idea that

The fact that the the second time that the question "Are you the... the astronaut?" appears in the text adressing the narrator shows

What does the fact that the story ends with the same question it begins sugest?

What does the idea of the man being an "astronaut" symbolize in the story?

What feeling does the narrator experience after understanding what being an astronaut truly means?

In the text, what semantic field is used to describe the man and the narrator’s perception of him?

How does the writer use parallelism between the narrator and the man?