- What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
- Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
- Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
- How long is one Moon day?
- Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
- What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
- Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
- What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
- What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
- What was the secret all about?
DEADLINE:
February 6th, at 20.00 alpha time.
Víctor Ruiz 1ºC
ResponderEliminar1.The occupation os Henry Cooper is to send the Moon news back to Earth
2.People were angry because they wanted more roads, schools and sea farms, not spent the money in space research
3. UNSA had been happy with Cooper because the reports and stories that he sent back to Earth in his first visit to the Moon were accurate
4. One Moon day is like twenty – eight Earth days, approximately one month in Earth
5. The Medical Research Group is trying to avoid Cooper, especially Dr. Hastings
6. It was very unusual that the last time that Cooper was in the Medical Research Group everyone was very friendly and gave him some stories, but now he can’t even meet the research boss
7. Moon is good for scientific research because there you can see the Earth, low in the southern sky so if humans wanted to know nature’s secrets, Moon was one of the places that they must go
8. It was unusual because the hamster was five years old and a normal hamster lives for only two years
9. The effect of gravity is that the gravity is less than in the Earth so the body has to do only a sixth part of his work
10. The secret was that on the Moon, a human life will last at least two hundred years
1ºC
ResponderEliminarÁlvaro Sánchez Iriarte
THE SECRET
1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
Henry Cooper is a science reporter that is working on the moon. He writes reports about moon news every day and sends them to Earth.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because they thing it is more important to spend money on roads, schools, hospitals…than spend money on space investigation.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
UNSA had been happy with Henry Cooper because he always wrote truth news on his reports and histories.
4. How long is one Moon day?
A moon day is as long as twenty-eight Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
Cooper has noticed that the Medical Research Group is trying to avoid him because they have found something really breathtaking and special.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
The previous month there were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Research Group.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because if the humans want to know nature’s secrets, they must go to places like moon.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
It was so unusual that it was five years old, and normal hamsters live for only two years.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
The effect of gravity is that it makes human life shorter. In every movement we do we are fighting against the gravity, in consequence, we get tired in fewer years.
10. What was the secret all about?
The secret is that we can live aproximatly two hundred years on the moon because there is not gravity.
Marina Victoria Núñez Bono 1ºBach.
ResponderEliminar1-What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
Henry Cooper was a reporter of science
2-Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
The people were getting angry, because they wanted ways and farms of sea. They didn’t want to spend money in spatial investigations.
3-Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
UNSA always was friendly with Cooper, because the reports and histories that he sent behind to the land were exact.
4-How long is one Moon day?
A day of Moon, they are 28 days less of Earth.
5-Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
The Group of Medical Investigation avoids Cooper.
6-What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
The past time, the members of the group were very friendly with Cooper and they gave to him some histories. But in spite of it, Cooper not to found to the chief of investigation, because this chief is always busy or to another side of the Moon.
7-Why was the Moon good for scientific research? In order that the persons know the secrets of the nature.
8-What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
Hastings has found a mouse of approximately 19 years, and normally the mice only live for 2 years.
9-What is the effect of gravity on human lives? Every step that they take, every movement they does, is the struggle for your bodies.
10-What was the secret all about?
On the Moon, the human life can last approximately 200 years.
Mari Gracia Morales Najas. 1ºA bach.
ResponderEliminar1. He is a science reporter.
2. Because UNSA didn't send the Moon news
back to Earth.
3. Because the reports and stories
he sent back to Earth were accurate.
4. One Moon day is 28 Earth days.
5. Dr. Hastings, the research boss.
6. There were 3 nervous breakdowns in the
Medical Group.
7. Because if humans wanted to know
nature's secrets, it was to places like these
that they must come.
8. The hamster was 5 years old and the
normal hamster live for only 2 years.
9. With the gravity, every movement we make,
is hard work for our bodies, because
on the moon, 80 kilo human weighs only
about 13 kilos.
10. The secret was tath in the moon,
a human life can live for 200 years.
Desirée Núñez Cabanillas
ResponderEliminar1-C
1-He is a science reporter.
2-Because the money should be used to improve life on Earth.
3-Because he is a sensible science reporter.
4-One Moon day is as long as twenty-eight Earth days.
5-The Medical Research Group.
6-There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Group.
7-Because in the Moon, people have a longer life
8-That this hamster is five years old, whereas that hamsters live for only two years.
9-It makes that every step we take, every movement we make, is hard work for our bodies.
10-That life is longer on the moon, but the Moon isn’t big enough for six billion people, so the discovery should be hidden.
Carmen María de la Fuente Rodríguez 1º A
ResponderEliminarThe Secret
1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He was a sensible science reporter
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because people think it's more important to spend the money on roads and schools that are necessary for this world disorganized
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because the reporters and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate
4. How long is one Moon day?
One Moon day long twenty-eight Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
The Medical Research Group a trying to Cooper
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Group
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because it helps us understand things like gravity and its effects
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
That the hamster Dr Hastings had five years old and the hamsters live for only two years
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
On Earth, we spend our whole lives fighting gravity because
every step we take, every movement we make, is hard work for our bodies.
10. What was the secret all about?
On the Moon, a human life will last at least two hundred years.
Fernando Lobo Delgado. 1º A.
ResponderEliminar1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
A writter.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because the world was screaming for more roads and schools and sea farms.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because he send a very accurate stories
4. How long is one Moon day?
28 days on the Earth
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
The Dr. Hastings, the boss of the city
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
The scientific not speak with he
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because it got a little gravitity
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
The hamster got 5 years old
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
The gravitity make a hard work for the bodies
10. What was the secret all about?
That if you live in the moon you can live a lot of years
1ºC
ResponderEliminarMarta Mª Camacho Uceda
1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation? He was a science reporter
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research? Because the world needs more roads and schools and sea farms
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper? Because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate.
4. How long is one Moon day? One Moon day was as long as twenty-eight Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar) The Medical Research Group.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual? There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Group.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had? The hamster is five years old and hamsters live for only two years.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives? To make life shorter because the humans work more hard.
10. What was the secret all about? On the Moon, a human life will last at least two hundred years.
Carlos Perez Calderon
ResponderEliminar1ºC
The Secret
1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He is a science reporter
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because they could use it for making more roads, schools and sea farms.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because his reports and stories were accurate.
4. How long is one Moon day?
As long as twenty-eight (28) Earth days
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
The Medical Research Group
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
There were three nervous breakdown in the Medical Research Group
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because if we want to know nature’s secret, this is one of the places that we must go
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
They were nearly immortal – They lived about triple than a normal one, 5 years rather than 2, and even 10.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
It makes our bodies work a lot, to make the blood reach every part of it
10. What was the secret all about?
That people would live at least 200 years in the moon, but how the hell could you tell the billions of people In the Earth about it?
1.was a journalist
ResponderEliminar2. because they want money for roads, schools, farms and to the sea.
3. because the reports and stories that he sent back to earth were accurate.
4. 28 days
5. Dr hastings seeks to prevent Mr Cooper
6. he had three nervous breakdowns in the medical group
7. because the bodies or materials weigh less, and prolong the life
8. that the hamster had 5 years and only lived 2 years
9. that people can live to 200 years
10.
belen jiménez Guerra
1º bachillerato A
Cristina Pérez Laborda
ResponderEliminar1ºA
The Secret
1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation? He had been on the Moon for almost two weeks before he discovered that something was wrong.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research? The people were getting angry because they wanted ways and farms of sea, they didn’t want to spend money in Espacial Investigations.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper? UNSA had always been friendly towards him because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate.
4. How long is one Moon day? One Moon day was as long as twenty-eight Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar) The Medical Research group is avoiding Henry Cooper.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual? There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Research Group last month and that's very unusual.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research? Because Cooper could see the Earth, low in the southern sky.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had? The strange about that is: for the unimportant fact that hamsters live for only two years. And we have some here that are nearly ten years old.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives? We spend our whole lives fighting gravity.
10. What was the secret all about? A world where we need years and years of scientific and engineering work just to make life possible; a world where only a few of the brightest and most intelligent scientist can get a job. And now we find that we can live for two hundred years.
Rosa Campos Cabañas
ResponderEliminar1ºBach A
1- He was an astronaut and also wrote about the famous place where the first man reached the moon.
2- Because people think that it was more important to spend more money on schools, roads ...
3- Because the reports and stories he sent back to earth were accurate
4- One moon day was long as twenty-eight earth days.
5-
6-That there were three nervous breakdowns in the medical groups
7-
8-Hamsters that had lived for nearly ten years old.
9-We spend our lives fighting against gravity every step we take and every move is a tough job for our bodies
10-On the moon a human life will last least twon hundred yeras
Cristina García Lorente 1ºBACH. A
ResponderEliminar1. He was a sensible science reporter
2. They people were getting angry because they wanted ways and farms of sea they didn't want to spend money in espatial invstigations
3. UNSA had always been friendly towards him because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate.
4. A Moon day twenty-eight days are less than Earth
5. Dr hastings seeks to prevent Mr Cooper
6. There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Group las month- and that’s very, very unusual
7. Because the bodies or materials weigh less, and prolong the life
8. The hamster live seegun through the book five years, when normally only two or three years live.
9. We spend our whole lives fighting gravity.
10.
Maria Alejandra Arias M. 1º A.
ResponderEliminarThe secret
1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation? Henry Cooper works in the United Nations Space Administration.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research? Because the people is getting angry about all the money that was spent on space research.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper? UNSA had always been friendly towards him because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate.
4. How long is one Moon day? The Moon day was a long as twenty-eight Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar) The Medical Group.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual? There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Group.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research? It’s good because places like Moon are ideals for humans wanted to know nature’s secrets,
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had? He had hamsters that are nearly ten years old.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives? On Earth, we spend our whole lives fighting gravity. Every step we take, every movement we make, is hard work for our bodies.
10. What was the secret all about? It’s that on the Moon, a human life will last at least two hundred years,
1ºBACH. C
ResponderEliminarPABLO MORENO JIMÉNEZ
What is Henry Cooper’s occupation? He is a science reporter, but in the history, he has to go to the moon because UNSA, always liked sensible and responsible people to send the Moon news back to the earth.
Why were people angry about the money spent on space research? Because the people were screaming for more roads and schools and sea farms, and all the money that was spent on space research.
Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper? Because the reports and stories he sent back to the earth, were accurate.
How long is one Moon day? One Moon day is as long as twenty-eight Earth days.
Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar) The Medical Research Group is avoiding him.
What had happened the previous month which was very unusual? There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Group in this last month, and that was very unusual.
What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had? This hamster had got five years old, and normally, hamsters live for only two years.
What is the effect of gravity on human lives? The gravity on the Earth produces that every simple work, as a step, is a hard work for humans bodies. But on the Moon, where an eighty-kilo human weights only about thirteen kilos, a body has to do only a sixth of that work, so on the Moon, a human life will last at least two hundred years.
What was the secret all about? The secret is that anybody has to know that on the Moon, people will live until two hundreds years.
ALEJANDRO PERNIA CARO 1ºC
ResponderEliminarThe Secret
1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He was a sensible science reporter.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because people was screaming for more roads and schools and sea farms.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because the reports and stories that he sent back to earth were accurate.
4. How long is one Moon day?
A moon day is as long as 28 earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid Cooper?
The medical research Group was avoiding him.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
THERE WERE THREE NERVOUS BREAKDOWNS IN THE MEDICAL GROUP.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
For know more about the nature’s secrets.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
Because it was five years old and hamster lives for two years.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
The gravity makes humans lives shorter because we have to make more effort to move.
10. What was the secret all about?
The secret was that if humans live in the moon we can live for two hundreds years.
GONZALO PALMA VEGA 1ºC
ResponderEliminar1-What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He’s journalist
2-Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because all the money is used for space but there other needs more importants as building more roads and more sea farms
3-Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because the reports and stories he sent back to earth were accurate
4-How long is one Moon day?
A moon day was as long as twenty-eight Earth days
5-Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
Dr Hastings is trying to avoid Cooper
6-What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
The last month was three nervous breakdowns
7-Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because in the moon the people would live more years
8-What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
The hamster have five years old and all the normal hamster live two years only
9-What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
The gravity do that every moves and steps is hard work to our bodies
10-What was the secret all about?
In the moon a human will live 2 hundreds of years.
Gloria Orta Garzón 1ºA
ResponderEliminar1.- What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
The occupation os Henry Cooper is to send the Moon news back to Earth
2.- Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
People were angry because they wanted more roads, schools and sea farms, not spent the money in space research
3.- Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
UNSA had been happy with Cooper because the reports and stories that he sent back to Earth in his first visit to the Moon were accurate
4.- How long is one Moon day?
One Moon day is like twenty – eight Earth days, approximately one month in Earth
5.- Who is trying to avoid Cooper?
The Medical Research Group is trying to avoid Cooper, especially Dr. Hastings
6.- What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
It was very unusual that the last time that Cooper was in the Medical Research Group everyone was very friendly and gave him some stories, but now he can’t even meet the research boss
7.- Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Moon is good for scientific research because there you can see the Earth, low in the southern sky so if humans wanted to know nature’s secrets, Moon was one of the places that they must go
8.- What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
It was unusual because the hamster was five years old and a normal hamster lives for only two years
9.- What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
The effect of gravity is that the gravity is less than in the Earth so the body has to do only a sixth part of his work
10.- What was the secret all about?
The secret was that on the Moon, a human life will last at least two hundred years
Adrián Guerra 1ºC
ResponderEliminar1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He was a science reporter.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because people was scream for more schools.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because the reports and stories that he sent back to earth were exact
4. How long is one Moon day?
The day is long 28 earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
The medical research Group was avoiding him.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
There were three breakdowns in the medical group.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
For the nature’s secrets.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
Because it was five years old and hamster only lives for two years.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
The gravity makes humans lives short
10. What was the secret all about?
If the humans live in the moon we can live two hundred years.
Laura Carracedo Pandelet 1ºA
ResponderEliminar1º.He was a sensible science reporter
2º.They wanted more roads schools and sea farms.
3º. Because the reports and stories he sent back to earth were accurate.
4º.28 earth days
5º.The medical research group
6º
7º.It was good for know nature secret
8º. 10 years
9º.Make our movements harder
10º.at the moon human life is for 200 years
MARTA POLO ROBLES 1ºBach.A
ResponderEliminar1.What is Henry Cooper’s occupation? He was a reporter of investigation in the moon
2.Why were people angry about the money spent on space research? Because they were spending a lot of money in the investigation and they were not having so much money
3.Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?Because UNSA always liked to get sensible and resposible people to send at the Moon news back to Earth and Cooper was the indicated person.
4.How long is one Moon day? 28 terrestrial days
5.Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
6.What had happened the previous month which was very unusual? There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Research Group last month and that's very unusual.
7.Why was the Moon good for scientific research? Because in the moon it was quite constant upside-down that in the land. For example the climate always was equal.
8.What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had? that the hamsters normally were living two years, but they did an experiment in order that they lasted ten years.
9.What is the effect of gravity on human lives? That in the Earth we were taking the whole life to ourselves fighting against the gravity and in the lune there was no gravity.
10.What was the secret all about?
JESUS GARCIA CACERES 1ºA
ResponderEliminar1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He was a science reporter and he sent back reports of two thousands words a day.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
They wanted more roads schools and sea farms.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate
4. How long is one Moon day?
Moon day was as long as twenty eight Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
The Medical Research Group.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
In the Medical Research Group were three nervous breakdowns.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
It was good for know nature secret.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
The hamster was five years and normally hamsters live for only two years.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
On the Moon, where an eighty-kilo human weighs only about thirteen kilos, a body has to do only a sixth of his work.
10. What was the secret all about?
The secret is that on the Moon, a human life will last a least two hundred years.
CARLOS MEJIAS CRUZ
ResponderEliminar1º Bachillerato C
1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation? He is a science reporter.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research? Because the world was overcrowded and they wanted more roads and schools and sea farms.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper? UNSA had always been friendly towards him because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate.
4. How long is one Moon day? One Moon day is as long as twenty-eight Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar) The Medical Research Group is trying to avoid him, but especially the research boss, Dr Hastings.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual? There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Group.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research? Because if scientists wanted to known nature´s secrets, they had to go to these kind of places.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had? Because it was five years old and hamsters usually live for only two years.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives? It does to work hard to our bodies and make our lives shorter.
10. What was the secret all about? That on the Moon, a human life will last at least two hundred years.
Adrian Ladeza Gonzalez 1ºC
ResponderEliminar1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?He´s a science report
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research? Because the people had wanted more money for more roads and schools and sea farm..
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?Because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth ere accurate
4. How long is one Moon day?one Moon day was a long as twenty- eight Earth days
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper?
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Research Group
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?Because in the moon the conditions are perfect for research
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?they live nearly ten years old
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?every movement we make , is hard work for our bodies
10. What was the secret all about? On the Moon a human life will last at least two hundred years
1ºC ESTER TEJEDO DURÁN
ResponderEliminar1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He was a science reporter.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because they wanted more roads, schools and sea farms.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate.
4. How long is one Moon day?
One moon day is twenty-eight Earth’s days.
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
The Medical Research Group, especially Dr. Hastings.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
Last month, there were three nervous breakdowns in the Medial Group
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because it was good for know nature’s secrets.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
It was nearly five years old, and normally they live two years in the Earth
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
The effect of gravity on human lives makes our movements harder and our lives shorter.
10. What was the secret all about?
The secret was that on the moon, a human live will last at least two hundred years.
Rafael Ramos López 1ºA
ResponderEliminar-What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He was a science reporter.
-Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because the people was screaming for more roads and schoolls and sea farms.
-Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate.
-How long is one Moon day?
One Moond day was as long as twenty-eight Earth days
-Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
-What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Group
-Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
-What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
That hamster live for only two years and they had some here that are nearly ten years old.
-What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
Hastings said: -On Earth, we spend our whole lives fighting gravity. Every step we take, every movement we make, is hard work for our bodies. In seventy years, how much blood does the heart lift trought how many kilometres? But here on the Moon, where an eighty-kilo human weighs only about thirteen kilos, a body has to do only a sixth of that work.
-What was the secret all about?
That the man on the moon can live 200 years
Jesús Gerada Ojeda
ResponderEliminar1º Bach. A
THE SECRET
1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation? He was a science reporter and he sent back reports of to thousands words a day.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research? They wanted more roads schools and sea farms.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper? Because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate.
4. How long is one Moon day? Moon day was as long as twenty eight Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid Cooper? The Medical Research Group.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual? In the Medical Research Group were three nervous breakdowns.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research? It was good for know nature secret.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had? The hamsters was five years and normally hamsters live for only two years.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives? On the Moon, where an eighty-kilo human weighs only about thirteen kilos, a body has to do only a sixth of his work.
10. What was the secret all about? The secret is that on the Moon, a human live will last a least two hundred years.
Ana Pérez Valencia.1ºBachillerato
ResponderEliminarTHE SECRET
1. He is reporter.
2. Because at these days was more important noods schools and sea farms.
3. Because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were acarate.
4. One Moon day is as long as 28 Earth days.
5. The doctor Hasting.
6. There were three nervous break downs in the medical group.
7. It was good for know nature´s secret.
8. It is five years old.
9. Every step you take, every movement you make is hard work four the bodies.
10. On the Moon a human like will last at least two hundreds years.
THE SECRET
ResponderEliminar1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He was a science reporter and he sent back reports of to thousands words a day.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
They wanted more roads schools and sea farms.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate.
4. How long is one Moon day?
Moon day was as long as twenty eight Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid Cooper?
The Medical Research Group.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
In the Medical Research Group were three nervous breakdowns.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
It was good for know nature secret.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
The hamsters was five years and normally hamsters live for only two years.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
On the Moon, where an eighty-kilo human weighs only about thirteen kilos, a body has to do only a sixth of his work.
10. What was the secret all about?
The secret is that on the Moon, a human live will last a least two hundred years.
PEDRO BROCA SAA 1ºA
María Díaz Hervás 1º Bachillerato C
ResponderEliminarWhat is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He is a science reporter.
Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
I think that the people was angry beacuse at these days was more important roads, schools and sea farms.
Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
UNSA had always been friendly towards him because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate.
How long is one Moon day?
One Moon day is as long as 28 Earth days.
Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
Is trying to avoid Cooper the Medical Research Group.
What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
That there were three nervous breackdowns in the Medical Groups.
Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because it was a good place to know nature`s secrets.
What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
That his hamster was five years old and the hamster live for only two years old.
What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
Is a negative effect because the gravity does that we employ more blood in our actions.
What was the secret all about?
The secret is that in the Moon a human life will last at least two hundred years.
Antonio Blanco Garcia 1C
ResponderEliminarWhat is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He is science reporter
Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because they were consuming too much money
Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
For the nice thing that was to see the land from the moon
How long is one Moon day?
On 27 7th hours 43 minutes 38 seg.
Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
chandra
What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
For the climate that exists in the moon and for the ingrabides
What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
That his blood was lengthening the life
What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
It does qu let's die before
What was the secret all about?
That because of small gravity a person can manage to live through 200 years
Mari Paz Del Toro Lagares, 1ºC
ResponderEliminarTHE SECRET
1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
Henry Cooper’s occupation is an antonaut.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because for some people is more important spend the money in more roads and school farms that spend the money on space research.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
UNSA had always been friendly towards him because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate.
4. How long is one Moon day?
One Moon day was as long as twenty-eight Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
Dr. Hastings, the research boss.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Group last month.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because if humans wanted to know nature's secrets, it was to places like these that they must come because this place could ever be a welcoming place.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
That the hamster was been five years old, because he’s in the Moon and his body spend more blood in the Earth because he spend his live in fighting gravity.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
The humans in the Earth that their weights are 80 kilos, in the Moon are only 13 kilos. A body has to do only sixth of that work in the Moon.
10. What was the secret all about?
That in the Moon a human life will last at least two hundred years.
Marco Mancheño Herbella 1ºA
ResponderEliminarWhat is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He is a science reporter.
Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
The people was angry beacuse at these days was more important roads, schools and sea farms.
Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate.
How long is one Moon day?
One Moon day is as long as 28 Earth days.
Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
The Medical Research Group.
What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
That there were three nervous breackdowns in the Medical Groups.
Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because it was a good place to know nature`s secrets.
What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
That he was five years.
What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
That wiht the effort that we do, our lives are more shorter.
What was the secret all about?
The secret is that in the Moon a human life will last at least two hundred years.
Sandra Ruiz Merchán 1º C
ResponderEliminarWhat is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He is a reporter.
Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Beacuse at these days was more important roads, schools and sea farms.
Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate.
How long is one Moon day?
It is as long as 28 Earth days.
Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
The Medical Research Group.
What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
That there were three nervous breackdowns in the Medical Groups.
Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because it was a good place to know nature`s secrets.
What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
That his hamster was five years old.
What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
Every step you take, every movement you make is hard work for the bodies.
What was the secret all about?
The secret is that in the Moon a human life will last at least two hundred years.
Fernando Ortega Mesas 1ºC
ResponderEliminarMARTES 20 DE ENERO DE 2009
The Secret
What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?He is a journalist specializing in scientific topics.
Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?The people needed more roads, schools and fish-farms and no more spatial researches.
Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?Because UNSA trusted him, because his stories had always been faithful and his friendly attitude.
How long is one Moon day?A moon day was as long as twenty-eight Earth days.
Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)Dr Hastings.
What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?Last month there were three cases of nervous breakdowns in the medical division, something that is very slightly normal.
Why was the Moon good for scientific research?If the scientists want to know the nature's secrets, they have to go to this kind of places.
What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?Hamster was 5 years old and normal hamsters only can live 2 years.
What is the effect of gravity on human lives?The human spend the life fighting against the gravity. The gravity exhausts our muscles and deforms our stomaches.
What was the secret all about?In the moon, the period of human life will be more than two hundred years.
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Sixto Díaz Llacer 1º Bachillerato C
ResponderEliminar1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation? He was a sensible science reporter.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research? Because they were consuming too much money
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper? For the nice thing that was to see the land from the moon
4. How long is one Moon day? One Moon day was as long as twenty-eight Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
The Medical Research Group.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
There were three nervous breakdown
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because this is one of the places we must go if we want to know the secret of nature.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
They lived about triple than a normal
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
In our body there is a lot of work to get blood every body part.
10. What was the secret all about?
Where people live at least 200 years on the moon.
Álvaro Jiménez López-Rey 1º Bach C
ResponderEliminarThe secret
1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He´s a reporter sent to the Moon by the UNSA in order to give information to the Earth about what´s happening now on the satellite.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because they think that it would be better to invest that money in roads, sea farms, schools and basic essentials, since Earth was overcrowded and people needed these things to survive. Therefore, they saw space research just like a waste of money.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because his reports and his stories sent back to Earth had always been accurate.
4. How long is one Moon day?
A Moon day is as long as 28 Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
Dr.Hastings, the research boss (because, as we can read at the end, he have discovered something really astonishing: the way to make humans life longer).
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
The unusual fact was that, according to Chandra Coomaraswamy´s report (he was the Moon Police Chief), there had been three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Group last month.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because humans would live longer there (at least two hundred years), so scientifics and engineers could keep doing the researches they started to do till they finish them.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
The fact that that hamster was 5 years-old, when normal-Earth hamsters just live 2 years.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
The gravity puts up a struggle to our movements, so our heart and our body must make an extra-effort every time we walk, jump, etc in order to move our `heavy´ body. That extra-effort on Earth makes our lifes shorter, whereas on the Moon, where our bodies weigh much less, we just have to do a sixth of that work, so the human body doesn´t get damaged as soon as it happens on Earth and we can live longer.
10. What was the secret all about?
The secret was that scientifics had discovered that human life was longer on the Moon, since the effort that our bodies has to make in order to move us on the satellite is much lower, so organisms don´t get damaged as soon as it happens on Earth. However, researchers didn´t want that these news caught on, so they hid it from Cooper, because if needy people on the overcrowded Earth knew that fact, it will flare up a big problem with numerous consequences. Ethical problems would appear, terrestrial people would wish to live on the satellite to make their lifes longer and there would be fierce fight each other for their survival for ages. It would be the beginning of the end.
At the end of the story, Cooper found out humans life lengthening, but that provoke on him a difficult dilemma : Did he have to report that to Earth or it would be better to hide it and, consequently, stop being an objective newsman ? That shows that, sometimes, it´s better remaining ignorant than being curious, because the last choice can make you get into trouble.
1ºC Fátima Postigo Corrales
ResponderEliminarWhat is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
-He had to write reports of two thousand words about the life on the Moon and to send it to Earth.
Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
-Because the people wanted more roads, more schools, and sea farms in an overcrowded world.
Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
-Because the stories and his reports that he sent back to Earth were accurate.
How long is one Moon day?
-One day Moon was twenty-eight Earth days.
Who is trying to avoid* Cooper?
-His boos Dr Hastings.
What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because everything is easier there, and the can research calmly.
What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
-The hamster was 5 years old and these animals live only 2 years.
What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
-The effect of gravity is better for the body of the people, because the weights are smaller than on the Earth, an eight kilo human weighs about thirteen kilos on the Moon.
What was the secret all about?
-The secret was that the live is longer on the Moon than Earth.
Jesús Bermudo García
ResponderEliminar1º Bachillerato C
The Secret
What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He’s a sensible science reporter who works for UNSA (United Nations Space Administration) a space agency responsible people to send the Moon news back to the Earth, so he coming to the Moon to write a series of publicity articles for this space division. Probably his report will be used to defend next year's budget for the agency.
Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because it was even more important these days, when an overcrowded world was screaming for more roads and schools and sea farms.
Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because the reports and stories he sent back to the Earth were accurate.
How long is one Moon day?
By clock time, that is, as one Moon day is as long as twenty-eight Earth days.
Who is trying to avoid* Cooper ? (*evitar)
The Medical Research Group is avoiding him.
What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Group last month.
Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because if humans wanted to know nature’s secrets, it was to places like these that they must come.
What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
That it was five years old and those hamsters live for only two years.
What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
On Earth, concludes the scientist, we spend our whole lives fighting gravity. Every step we take, every movement we make, is hard work for our bodies, so human heart pumps - over several decades - many gallons of blood up stream. Gravity tucks and pulls on the organs and tissues. But on the Moon, however, where and eighty-kilo human weighs only about thirteen kilos, a body has to do only a sixth of that work, so, on the Moon, everything is six times lighter than on Earth. It says that the erosion of gravity is six times weaker.
What was the secret all about?
On the Moon, a human life will last at least two hundred years.
Marta Ortiz Rodríguez 1ºC
ResponderEliminar1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation? He is a sensible science reporter.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research? Because they wanted more roads and schools and sea farms.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper? Because Henry reports and stories that later he sent to Earth.
4. How long is one Moon day? Twenty-eight Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar) The Medical Research Group.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual? That were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Group.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research? For a bright blue-green light over.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had? That the hamster Dr Hastings had five years, when the hamster normal has two years.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives? That a body has to do only a sixth of the work.
10. What was the secret all about?
MIGUEL BOMBÍN GÓMEZ 1ºC
ResponderEliminar1. What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He is a sensible science reporter.
2. Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
Because there was too much money spent on space research and people were screaming for more roads, schools and sea farms.
3. Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because the reports and stories he sent back to Earth were accurate. He had to send to the Earth reports of two thousands words a day.
4. How long is one Moon day?
One Moon day is as long as twenty-eight Earth days.
5. Who is trying to avoid Cooper?
The Medical Research Group is trying to avoid Cooper.
6. What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
There were three nervous breakdowns in the Medical Group last month.
7. Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Because there lived only a hundred thousand people. They needed years and years of scientific and engineering work just to make life possible.
8. What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
This one was five years old, like all the others in the container, and hamsters live for only two years.
9. What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
On Earth, we spend our whole lives fighting gravity. Every movement we make is hard work for our bodies. On the Moon, a body has to do only a sixth of that work.
10. What was the secret all about?
On the Moon, a human life will last at least two hundred years.
María Martínez Fernández 1ºbachillerato C
ResponderEliminar1.What is Henry Cooper’s occupation?
He is science reporter.
2.Why were people angry about the money spent on space research?
People thought that it was better to build more roads, schools and seafarms than space research.
3.Why had UNSA been happy with H. Cooper?
Because Henry Cooper was sensible and responsable in his works.
4.How long is one Moon day?
One moon days is as long as twenty-eigth earth days.
5.Who is trying to avoid* Cooper? (*evitar)
The Medical Research Group is trying to avoid Cooper, specially doctor Hastings.
6.What had happened the previous month which was very unusual?
There were three nervous breakdowns in the medical groups because of a new disease.
7.Why was the Moon good for scientific research?
Cooper think that the Moon is a perfect place to know nature's secrets because it is calm and so far from Earth that a scientist can concentrate better.
8.What was so unusual about the hamster Dr Hastings had?
The hamster was five years old but hamsters usualy live for only two years.
9.What is the effect of gravity on human lives?
On Earth our bodies have to work against gravity all the time so the heart has to make a great effort.
10.What was the secret all about?
On the Moon an human life will last at least two hundred years. It would be a problem because the Moon is too small for all the people from Earth. In adition scientific and engineering work would be necessary to make life possible.