The end of life on Earth?

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Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

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The end of life on Earth?


The end of life on Earth?Version en ligne Choose the correct option to complete the sentences. par Paula Muñoz 1 The damage caused by the Russian meteorite ___. a could have been much worse b was huge c was greatly reduced by the early warning system d was much worse than the one in Siberia one hundred years ago 2 The Siberian meteorite ___. a hit a forest b hit a big city c caused glass to shower over people d damaged trees when it exploded 3 On the same day as the meteorite exploded over Chelyabinsk, ___. a there was another, related, asteroid event b there was another, unrelated, asteroid event c scientists realised that an even bigger asteroid could hit Earth d scientists issued a warning for 2046 4 The Russian meteorite ___. a had been predicted by scientists b came as a surprise c was too small to worry about d will come close to Earth again in the future 5 Experts say that comets and asteroids could ___. a wipe out all animal life, leaving only plants b kill a significant proportion of the Earth's human population c put an end to all plant and animal life on Earth d cause as much damage as the Hiroshima bomb 6 A small asteroid ___. a can still cause a lot of damage b is not a problem if it is spotted early c cannot cause any significant harm d is actually more dangerous than a larger one 7 Earth has been relatively safe thanks to ___. a pure luck b luck and the protective force of another planet from our solar system c early warning systems set up by NASA d luck and our position in relation to the sun 8 Scientists say ___. a it is impossible to monitor all the potential hazards b we are not in any danger for the moment c a meteorite is likely to hit Earth sooner or later d their early warning systems will protect us Feedback 1 Check the first paragraph again. The author compares the Russian event to the one in Siberia and highlights that while people were injured, the situation would have been catastrophic if the object had exploded over a major city 2 Look at the first paragraph again. The text states that the object exploded in mid-air over a forest region and flattened 80 million trees, rather than hitting the ground or a populated area directly. 3 Check the second paragraph. The text mentions another asteroid passed close to Earth by a 'strange coincidence' and that scientists were already expecting that visit, which suggests the two events were not connected. 4 Refer to the end of the second paragraph. The text clarifies that the meteorite was 'too small for anyone to spot,' meaning scientists were not expecting it, unlike the other asteroid scheduled to return in 2046. 5 Check the fourth paragraph. The text states that a strike from an object greater than 20km would result in the 'complete destruction of complex life,' specifically including all animals and most plants. 6 Look at the end of the fourth paragraph. The text explicitly mentions that 'as we have seen, even a much smaller asteroid can cause great damage,' referring back to the examples of Chelyabinsk and Siberia. 7 Read the fifth paragraph carefully. It mentions that Earth has been kept safe by 'good fortune' and the 'massive gravitational field of the planet Jupiter,' which acts as a cosmic guardian by sweeping away dangerous objects. 8 Read the final sentence of the text. It confirms that, while scientists are monitoring potential hazards more carefully now, 'as far as they know, there is no danger in the foreseeable future.

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The end of life on Earth?Version en ligne

par Paula Muñoz

The damage caused by the Russian meteorite ___.

The Siberian meteorite ___.

On the same day as the meteorite exploded over Chelyabinsk, ___.

The Russian meteorite ___.

Experts say that comets and asteroids could ___.

A small asteroid ___.

Earth has been relatively safe thanks to ___.

Scientists say ___.

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