Quiz: Dreams of Space


Dreams of SpaceOnline version A kid aims for the stars and Mars. by JULIAN BOSCO MURILLO LEON 1 What does the boy dream of becoming when he grows up? a A teacher b A scientist c A pilot d An astronaut 2 Why does the boy want to travel to Mars? a To find water b To visit Earth’s moon c To look at the stars from another world d To become famous 3 Which word best describes where the boy wants to go? a Jupiter b Earth’s orbit c Mars d Venus 4 Which of these is a basic space word from the story? a Comet b Stars c Galaxy d Orbit 5 What is the main career goal in the storyline? a To become a scientist b To become an engineer c To become a pilot d To become an astronaut 6 Which activity would an astronaut likely do? a Drive a car b Pilot a bus c Travel in space d Study deep-sea life 7 Which vocabulary item means the bright points we see at night? a Satellites b Comets c Stars d Planets 8 What best describes the boy’s attitude toward his goal? a He is indifferent b He is unsure c He is determined and ambitious d He is fearful 9 Which statement fits the story’s theme? a Space is unreachable for everyone b Dreams always stay wishes c With hard work, big dreams can start small d Only adults can chase big dreams 10 Which sentence would a beginner student correctly understand from the story? a A boy dislikes space b A boy will become a teacher soon c A boy wants to be an astronaut and see stars from Mars d A boy wants to visit the Moon Explicación 1 An astronaut is someone who travels in space; the story centers on this goal. 2 He wants to look at the stars from Mars, which is different from looking at them from Earth. 3 Mars is the red planet and the destination mentioned in the story. 4 Stars are part of the night sky and a key vocabulary item here. 5 The storyline centers on the dream of becoming an astronaut. 6 Astronauts travel in space to explore and conduct experiments. 7 Stars are the bright points of light in the night sky. 8 The story shows a big dream and a strong desire to achieve it. 9 Encourages perseverance, age-appropriate takeaway from the tale. 10 Summarizes the main idea in simple terms suitable for B1 learners.

1

What does the boy dream of becoming when he grows up?

a

A teacher

b

A scientist

c

A pilot

d

An astronaut

2

Why does the boy want to travel to Mars?

a

To find water

b

To visit Earth’s moon

c

To look at the stars from another world

d

To become famous

3

Which word best describes where the boy wants to go?

a

Jupiter

b

Earth’s orbit

c

Mars

d

Venus

4

Which of these is a basic space word from the story?

a

Comet

b

Stars

c

Galaxy

d

Orbit

5

What is the main career goal in the storyline?

a

To become a scientist

b

To become an engineer

c

To become a pilot

d

To become an astronaut

6

Which activity would an astronaut likely do?

a

Drive a car

b

Pilot a bus

c

Travel in space

d

Study deep-sea life

7

Which vocabulary item means the bright points we see at night?

a

Satellites

b

Comets

c

Stars

d

Planets

8

What best describes the boy’s attitude toward his goal?

a

He is indifferent

b

He is unsure

c

He is determined and ambitious

d

He is fearful

9

Which statement fits the story’s theme?

a

Space is unreachable for everyone

b

Dreams always stay wishes

c

With hard work, big dreams can start small

d

Only adults can chase big dreams

10

Which sentence would a beginner student correctly understand from the story?

a

A boy dislikes space

b

A boy will become a teacher soon

c

A boy wants to be an astronaut and see stars from Mars

d

A boy wants to visit the Moon

Explicación

1

An astronaut is someone who travels in space; the story centers on this goal.

2

He wants to look at the stars from Mars, which is different from looking at them from Earth.

3

Mars is the red planet and the destination mentioned in the story.

4

Stars are part of the night sky and a key vocabulary item here.

5

The storyline centers on the dream of becoming an astronaut.

6

Astronauts travel in space to explore and conduct experiments.

7

Stars are the bright points of light in the night sky.

8

The story shows a big dream and a strong desire to achieve it.

9

Encourages perseverance, age-appropriate takeaway from the tale.

10

Summarizes the main idea in simple terms suitable for B1 learners.

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Dreams of SpaceOnline version

by JULIAN BOSCO MURILLO LEON

What does the boy dream of becoming when he grows up?

Why does the boy want to travel to Mars?

Which word best describes where the boy wants to go?

Which of these is a basic space word from the story?

What is the main career goal in the storyline?

Which activity would an astronaut likely do?

Which vocabulary item means the bright points we see at night?

What best describes the boy’s attitude toward his goal?

Which statement fits the story’s theme?

Which sentence would a beginner student correctly understand from the story?

Explicación

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