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1 : The success of Apollo 11 was a symphony conducted by countless hands.

1 : Silence

2 : Harmony

3 : Noise

4 : Confusion

2 : The software played a crucial role in the success of the mission.

1 : Vital

2 : Minor

3 : Unimportant

4 : Optional

3 : Thanks to Hamilton's code, the computer discarded less important tasks.

1 : Rejected

2 : Gathered

3 : Stored

4 : Accepted

4 : After the mission, Armstrong and Aldrin rejoined Collins.

1 : Separated

2 : Reunited

3 : Divided

4 : Ignored

5 : The computer was overloaded with unnecessary data.

1 : Burdened

2 : Cleared

3 : Ignored

4 : Freed

6 : From the janitors who kept the labs clean, to the technicians who fuelled the rockets, every person had a part to play.

1 : Cleaners

2 : Engineers

3 : Scientists

4 : Pilots

7 : The technicians who fuelled the rockets played an important role.

1 : Engineers

2 : Artists

3 : Cleaners

4 : Pilots

8 : The mission was a triumph for all the engineers and scientists involved.

1 : Victory

2 : Mistake

3 : Regret

4 : Failure

9 : The astronauts were not just fulfilling their own dreams, but the dreams of all those who had worked tirelessly behind the scenes.

1 : Aspirations

2 : Fears

3 : Regrets

4 : Disasters

10 : Apollo 11 proved that we can achieve the impossible through teamwork.

1 : Unattainable

2 : Easy

3 : Predictable

4 : Simple

11 : The landing was the result of years of collaboration.

1 : Cooperation

2 : Disagreement

3 : Separation

4 : Solitude

12 : As Armstrong and Aldrin explored the lunar surface, the world watched in awe.

1 : Investigated

2 : Ignored

3 : Watched

4 : Hindered

13 : Their problem-solving skills were essential to the mission's success.

1 : Troubleshooting

2 : Avoiding

3 : Ignoring

4 : Complicating

14 : The team worked together, facing relentless challenges.

1 : Unyielding

2 : Gentle

3 : Discontinuous

4 : Easy

15 : The mission was declared a success when the astronauts landed safely.

1 : Announced

2 : Concealed

3 : Disguised

4 : Contested

16 : Apollo 11 was about the giant leaps made by a team of 400,000 people.

1 : Large

2 : Small

3 : Simple

4 : Fragile

17 : The success of Apollo 11 was a shared achievement.

1 : Mutual

2 : Singular

3 : Private

4 : Individual

18 : The world watched in awe as the astronauts set foot on the Moon.

1 : Amazement

2 : Boredom

3 : Indifference

4 : Confusion

19 : The successful mission was a testimony to human collaboration.

1 : Evidence

2 : Proof

3 : Guess

4 : Lie

20 : The scientists who plotted the trajectories played a crucial role.

1 : Paths

2 : Plans

3 : Stars

4 : Orbits

21 : The Moon landing was a triumph of human ingenuity and perseverance.

1 : Failure

2 : Victory

3 : Struggle

4 : Loss

22 : In the summer of 1969 million around the world held their breath as Neil Armstrong descended the ladder of the lunar module

1 : Rose

2 : Climbed

3 : Fell

4 : Came-down

23 : Each person was contributing their expertise to the mission.

1 : Helping

2 : Ignoring

3 : Observing

4 : Avoiding

24 : Each stitch was a thread in the tapestry of the Apollo 11 mission

1 : Drawing

2 : Weave

3 : Letter

4 : Paper

25 : The Saturn V rocket was a towering behemoth of engineering.

1 : Detail

2 : Giant

3 : Toy

4 : Light

26 : Each person gave their expertise, determination, and heart.

1 : Opinion

2 : Skill

3 : Emotion

4 : Idea

27 : Engineers refined their designs again and again

1 : Improved

2 : Ignored

3 : Removed

4 : Blurred

28 : They worked with precision in their calculations.

1 : Accuracy

2 : Doubt

3 : Force

4 : Emotion

29 : They had to navigate through space with precision.

1 : Skip

2 : Float

3 : Steer

4 : Pause

30 : The success depended on their collective efforts.

1 : Shared

2 : Private

3 : Solo

4 : Accidental

31 : His words that’s one small step for man one giant leap for mankind echoed across relevisions and radios

1 : Shouted

2 : Resounded

3 : Muffled

4 : Hissed

32 : Working with a blend of meticulous care and quiet pride...

1 : Quick

2 : Casual

3 : Precise

4 : Passive

33 : The engineers at NASA were tackling problems no one had solved before.

1 : Ignoring

2 : Delaying

3 : Solving

4 : Resting

34 : But behind this monumental moment were not just the three astronauts

1 : Ordinary

2 : Historic

3 : Small

4 : Delicate

35 : A vast hidden army of 400,000 people worked together

1 : Tiny

2 : Enormous

3 : Short

4 : Limited

36 : One misplaced stitch could spell disaster.

1 : Problem

2 : Delay

3 : Catastrophe

4 : Error

37 : One of the unsung heroes was Margaret Hamilton.

1 : Unrecognized

2 : Famous

3 : Celebrated

4 : Glorious

38 : She led the team that developed the onboard flight software.

1 : Created

2 : Lost

3 : Broken

4 : Directed

39 : Alarms suddenly blared.

1 : Emptied

2 : Burdened

3 : Frozen

4 : Sounded

40 : They worked tirelessly, even late into the night.

1 : Rarely

2 : Sleepily

3 : Slowly

4 : Endlessly

41 : The challenges seemed insurmountable.

1 : Easy

2 : Basic

3 : Impossible

4 : Temporary

42 : They practised for every scenario.

1 : Situation

2 : Object

3 : Machine

4 : Word

43 : The rocket had to function flawlessly to reach the Moon

1 : Roughly

2 : Normally

3 : Perfectly

4 : Slowly

44 : Mission Control was the nerve centre of Apollo 11.

1 : Arm

2 : Hub

3 : Wall

4 : Edge

45 : Each role was critical to the mission.

1 : Minor

2 : Vital

3 : Optional

4 : Delayed

46 : The suits had to survive the vacuum of space.

1 : Pressure

2 : Emptiness

3 : Gas

4 : Sound

47 : The room erupted in applause.

1 : Silenced

2 : Burst

3 : Closed

4 : Slept

48 : Their response was swift and effective.

1 : Late

2 : Long

3 : Quick

4 : Soft

49 : In a quiet workshop, seamstresses at Playtex were busy with a task.

1 : Kitchen

2 : Office

3 : Studio

4 : Garage

50 : Hamilton and her team created software that could prioritise the most critical tasks.

1 : Organize

2 : Ignore

3 : Procrastinate

4 : Overlook

51 : This foresight proved invaluable during the lunar landing.

1 : Luck

2 : Vision

3 : Accident

4 : Thought

52 : The team worked with military precision.

1 : Disorder

2 : Exactness

3 : Randomness

4 : Guesswork

53 : They were crafting the suits for the harsh environment of space.

1 : Pleasant

2 : Severe

3 : Peaceful

4 : Calm

54 : ..one of the greatest feats in history.

1 : Mistakes

2 : Events

3 : Achievements

4 : Failures

55 : They were prepared for aborts during the mission.

1 : Starts

2 : Cancels

3 : Launches

4 : Plans

56 : The guidance computer was overloaded, but still working.

1 : Beeped

2 : Stopped

3 : Whispered

4 : Burdened

57 : Who was the first human to step onto the Moon?

1 : Collins

2 : Armstrong

3 : Aldrin

4 : Shepard

58 : What was the main danger of a misplaced stitch in the spacesuit?

1 : Fire

2 : Explosion

3 : Disaster

4 : Delay

59 : How many people contributed behind the scenes of Apollo 11?

1 : 40,000

2 : 400,000

3 : 4,000

4 : 4 million

60 : What company did the seamstresses work for?

1 : NASA

2 : Playtex

3 : Boeing

4 : Chrysler

61 : What phrase did Armstrong say upon stepping on the Moon?

1 : "To the Moon we go."

2 : "The stars are close."

3 : "This is the future."

4 : "One small step..."

62 : Where did the seamstresses work in relation to Cape Canaveral?

1 : Nearby

2 : Far

3 : Inside

4 : Under

63 : What material did the seamstresses work with?

1 : Plastic

2 : Fabric

3 : Metal

4 : Rubber

64 : What is the Saturn V rocket described as?

1 : Weak

2 : Light

3 : Tiny

4 : Giant

65 : Why did the engineers perform so many tests?

1 : Delay

2 : Accuracy

3 : Decoration

4 : Budget

66 : Why did the engineers work long hours?

1 : Orders

2 : Fame

3 : Purpose

4 : Rules

67 : What helped engineers overcome "insurmountable" problems?

1 : Money

2 : Teamwork

3 : Luck

4 : Delay

68 : What guided the engineers' motivation the most?

1 : Money

2 : Family

3 : Belief

4 : Competition

69 : Where was Mission Control located?

1 : Florida

2 : New York

3 : Houston

4 : Dallas

70 : What kind of challenges were the NASA engineers solving?

1 : Routine

2 : Common

3 : New

4 : Old

71 : How did the seamstresses approach their task?

1 : Carelessly

2 : Quickly

3 : Carefully

4 : Randomly

72 : The seamstresses worked with both precision and:

1 : Anger

2 : Pride

3 : Pressure

4 : Silence

73 : The tone of this passage towards engineers is:

1 : Neutral

2 : Casual

3 : Negative

4 : Respectful

74 : What was the team at Mission Control doing before the mission?

1 : Watching

2 : Sleeping

3 : Guessing

4 : Practicing

75 : What was at stake in the work of the seamstresses?

1 : Fashion

2 : Money

3 : Lives

4 : Records

76 : What quality did the spacesuits need to balance?

1 : Beauty and color

2 : Weight and shine

3 : Flexibility and strength

4 : Size and style

77 : The passage mainly celebrates the engineers'...

1 : Titles

2 : Tools

3 : Dedication

4 : Speed

78 : The phrase "thread in the tapestry" is an example of:

1 : Simile

2 : Metaphor

3 : Hyperbole

4 : Irony

79 : The suits had to be flexible and:

1 : Transparent

2 : Shiny

3 : Strong

4 : Thin

80 : The overall tone of the passages toward the support team is:

1 : Admiring

2 : Doubtful

3 : Dismissive

4 : Neutral

81 : What type of clothing did the seamstresses create?

1 : Uniforms

2 : Helmets

3 : Spacesuits

4 : Gloves

82 : What year did the Apollo 11 Moon landing take place?

1 : 1959

2 : 1979

3 : 1969

4 : 1989

83 : What happened during the landing that caused alarm?

1 : Crash

2 : Silence

3 : Error

4 : Storm

84 : The team's mindset is best described as:

1 : Casual

2 : Lazy

3 : Disciplined

4 : Fearful

85 : The story highlights Mission Control's:

1 : Appearance

2 : Location

3 : Role

4 : Salary

86 : The tone of the passage is:

1 : Critical

2 : Admirative

3 : Cold

4 : Humorous

87 : The theme of the passage is mostly about:

1 : Technology

2 : Orders

3 : Teamwork

4 : Spacewalks

88 : How did the team know the landing was successful?

1 : Lights

2 : Video

3 : Message

4 : Smoke

89 : What role did Hamilton and her team play in the Apollo 11 mission?

1 : Designed the rockets

2 : Developed the software

3 : Piloted the spacecraft

4 : Worked as astronauts

90 : Who had a part to play in the success of the mission?

1 : Only the astronauts

2 : Only the engineers

3 : Everyone involved

4 : Only the pilots

91 : The passage suggests that the mission's success was a result of:

1 : Quick planning

2 : Teamwork and collaboration

3 : Individual efforts

4 : Luck

92 : The success of Apollo 11 is compared to which of the following?

1 : A war strategy

2 : A symphony

3 : A magic trick

4 : A simple task

93 : Who was Margaret Hamilton?

1 : Scientist

2 : Software engineer

3 : Pilot

4 : Astronaut

94 : What is the main theme of the passage?

1 : The technology used in the mission

2 : The collective effort behind the mission

3 : The astronauts' bravery

4 : The role of the government

95 : What type of work did the technicians do for the mission?

1 : Built the spacecraft

2 : Cleaned the labs

3 : Designed the software

4 : Piloted the lunar module

96 : What were the astronauts' actions symbolic of?

1 : Their own personal goals

2 : The dreams of all those behind the scenes

3 : The military's achievements

4 : The government's plans

97 : The computer was overloaded with data, but Hamilton's software helped it focus on which task?

1 : Collecting samples

2 : Landing the spacecraft

3 : Sending messages

4 : Recording videos

98 : Who is credited with making the mission successful according to the passage?

1 : The astronauts only

2 : Everyone, including janitors and technicians

3 : Only the engineers

4 : Only the flight controllers

99 : What was the main challenge that Hamilton's team faced when creating the software?

1 : Lack of funds

2 : Coding by hand

3 : Limited resources

4 : Bad weather

100 : What quality of Hamilton's code proved invaluable during the lunar landing?

1 : Speed

2 : Efficiency

3 : Complexity

4 : Size

101 : What does the passage suggest about the importance of Hamilton's software?

1 : It was not critical

2 : It made the landing impossible

3 : It was crucial to the mission's success

4 : It helped astronauts land manually

102 : How did Mission Control respond to the error?

1 : Ignored

2 : Panicked

3 : Acted

4 : Quit

103 : What role did the janitors play in the Apollo 11 mission?

1 : They kept the labs clean

2 : They tested the rockets

3 : They managed the spacecraft

4 : They designed the flight software

104 : What was the reaction in the room after landing?

1 : Crying

2 : Silence

3 : Sleeping

4 : Cheering

105 : The problem with the guidance computer was:

1 : Broken

2 : Overloaded

3 : Frozen

4 : Erased

106 : What quality did the flight controllers show during the crisis?

1 : Anger

2 : Joy

3 : Calm

4 : Fear

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