III. Read the passage and explain the meanings of the following numbers.

In 2013, the United Kingdom announced plans to spend more than $90 million developing the Skylon, a super-fast plane that could travel at five times the speed of sound and break out of the Earth's orbit to travel in outer space. It would be able to take off from any runway in the world, and could bring 300 passengers from London to Sydney in four hours. Or it could be used to drop off a load of up to 15,000 kilograms in outer space - at the International Space Station, for example.

Development has only just begun, and there are some big problems to overcome. John Hansman, the head of MIT's International Center for Air Transportation, says, "It looks great from a science fiction standpoint, but it’s really, really tough to do." Additionally, the $90-million figure is just the beginning - final costs could amount to more than a billion dollars.   -

However, many scientists and science journalists are optimistic about the project. And if everything goes according to plan, a prototype (the first design of the Skylon) will be ready by 2017, with the real deal following just a couple of years later. After that? "Access to space, access to anywhere in the world within four hours is on the cards,” says Alan Bond, the founder of Reaction Engines, the company behind the Skylon's propulsion system.

a. 2013:               the year when the K announced plans to develop the Skylon

b. 2017                               ______________________________________________________________

c. 90,000,000:                  _______________________________________________________________

d. 300:                              _______________________________________________________________               

e. 1,000,000,000             _______________________________________________________________

f. 15 tons:              _______________________________________________________________

g. 4 hours:                        _______________________________________________________________

Read the passage again and complete the following sentences.

1. A ______________________is the plane that can travel extremely fast.

2. The Skylon could take off _________________________.

3. John Hansman is  ______________________________.

4. Many scientists feel _________________________ the project.

5. The Skylon could travel at ______________________________.

6. Alan Bond founded ___________________________________.

7. The plans to develop the Skylon was announced by ___________________in ____________.

8. There are _________________ problems ___________________.

In 2013, the United Kingdom announced plans to spend more than $90 million developing the Skylon, a super-fast plane that could travel at five times the speed of sound and break out of the Earth's orbit to travel in outer space. It would be able to take off from any runway in the world, and could bring 300 passengers from London to Sydney in four hours. Or it could be used to drop off a load of up to 15,000 kilograms in outer space - at the International Space Station, for example.

Development has only just begun, and there are some big problems to overcome. John Hansman, the head of MIT's International Center for Air Transportation, says, "It looks great from a science fiction standpoint, but it’s really, really tough to do." Additionally, the $90-million figure is just the beginning - final costs could amount to more than a billion dollars.   -

However, many scientists and science journalists are optimistic about the project. And if everything goes according to plan, a prototype (the first design of the Skylon) will be ready by 2017, with the real deal following just a couple of years later. After that? "Access to space, access to anywhere in the world within four hours is on the cards,” says Alan Bond, the founder of Reaction Engines, the company behind the Skylon's propulsion system.

a. 2013:               the year when the K announced plans to develop the Skylon

b. 2017                               ______________________________________________________________

c. 90,000,000:                  _______________________________________________________________

d. 300:                              _______________________________________________________________               

e. 1,000,000,000             _______________________________________________________________

f. 15 tons:              _______________________________________________________________

g. 4 hours:                        _______________________________________________________________

Read the passage again and complete the following sentences.

1. A ______________________is the plane that can travel extremely fast.

2. The Skylon could take off _________________________.

3. John Hansman is  ______________________________.

4. Many scientists feel _________________________ the project.

5. The Skylon could travel at ______________________________.

6. Alan Bond founded ___________________________________.

7. The plans to develop the Skylon was announced by ___________________in ____________.

8. There are _________________ problems ___________________.

In 2013, the United Kingdom announced plans to spend more than $90 million developing the Skylon, a super-fast plane that could travel at five times the speed of sound and break out of the Earth's orbit to travel in outer space. It would be able to take off from any runway in the world, and could bring 300 passengers from London to Sydney in four hours. Or it could be used to drop off a load of up to 15,000 kilograms in outer space - at the International Space Station, for example.

Development has only just begun, and there are some big problems to overcome. John Hansman, the head of MIT's International Center for Air Transportation, says, "It looks great from a science fiction standpoint, but it’s really, really tough to do." Additionally, the $90-million figure is just the beginning - final costs could amount to more than a billion dollars.   -

However, many scientists and science journalists are optimistic about the project. And if everything goes according to plan, a prototype (the first design of the Skylon) will be ready by 2017, with the real deal following just a couple of years later. After that? "Access to space, access to anywhere in the world within four hours is on the cards,” says Alan Bond, the founder of Reaction Engines, the company behind the Skylon's propulsion system.

a. 2013:               the year when the K announced plans to develop the Skylon

b. 2017                               ______________________________________________________________

c. 90,000,000:                  _______________________________________________________________

d. 300:                              _______________________________________________________________               

e. 1,000,000,000             _______________________________________________________________

f. 15 tons:              _______________________________________________________________

g. 4 hours:                        _______________________________________________________________

Read the passage again and complete the following sentences.

1. A ______________________is the plane that can travel extremely fast.

2. The Skylon could take off _________________________.

3. John Hansman is  ______________________________.

4. Many scientists feel _________________________ the project.

5. The Skylon could travel at ______________________________.

6. Alan Bond founded ___________________________________.

7. The plans to develop the Skylon was announced by ___________________in ____________.

8. There are _________________ problems ___________________.

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1. The painter displays all the paintings in the gallery. ( are)

All the paintings _______________________________________

2. Jim turns off the kettle.( by)

The kettle  _________________________________________________

3. Peter always locks the door before 9 p.m ( locked)

The door __________________________________________________

4. Does Jim take you to the airport? ( taken)

Are you _________________________________________________

5. How often does Jane clean the room? ( is)

How often _________________________________________________

6. My brother rarely write a long essay. ( is)

A long essay __________________________________________________

7. My aunt arranges flowers beautifully. ( are)

Flowers ___________________________________________________

8. Mr. Smith sometimes drive the new car to work. (is)

The new car ___________________________________________________

9. I never speak English outside the classroom. ( by)

English _________________________________________________________

10/ People never open this gate. ( is)

The gate_________________________________________________________

11. people make bottles from plastic. ( are)

Bottles _________________________________________________________

12. Jane hangs the wedding photo on  the wall. (by )

The wedding photo _________________________________________________________

13. Someone guard this place twenty-four hour a day. ( is)

This place _________________________________________________________

14. Jim writes and posts his blog on social network site. ( is)

Jim’s blog _________________________________________________________

15. People harvest winter wheat in late July ( is)

Winter_________________________________________________________
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