Question

WHAT WILL YOU PUT IN YOUR TIME CAPSULE? A B There is a little bag on the moon with a time capsule inside it. The capsule is tiny, At about the size of a small (1) the top, it says: 'Goodwill messages from around the world brought to the moon by the astronauts of Apollo 11.' The Apollo it there in 1969. 11 Astronauts (2) There are 73 messages from (3). countries written on the time capsule in very small letters. Each one is smaller than a human hair. The messages are to anyone who (4) the time capsule in the future. Who will that be? Who (5) where those people will come from? They might come from Earth, but they might be from (6) else in the solar system. Harold Davisson had a shop in Seward, Nebraska in the USA. He thought it was important for his children and grandchildren to touch and see real things, not just to read about them in books. So he decided to build the biggest time capsule in the world. He put more than 5,000 real objects inside, including clothes and even a new car and buried it on 4th July 1975 in front of his shop. Then he heard there was another time capsule bigger than his, so he put a second time capsule on top of the first one. His grandchildren will open them both on 4th July 2025. They know some of the things they will find, but they might find things Harold didn't tell them about! READING
1 Look at the photos of the time capsules. What do you think a time capsule is? Do you think time capsules are a good idea? Why / Why not? 2 Read both texts quickly. Choose the best title for each text.

1 Two are better than one 2 Out of this world 6 1 A money 2 A arrived 3 A usual 3 Read text A. For each question, choose the correct answer for each gap. B coin 4 A finds B travelled B different C pence C left C available 5 A understands 6 A everywhere B looks B thinks B nowhere Westinghouse Time Capsules 1938 1965 E FROM PLANET EARTH Clearns C knows C somewhere​

Answer 1

Out of this world

Two are better than one

Text A Gap-fill:

B coin

B travelled

C different

A understands

B thinks

C somewhere