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    American Inventors: Rocket Scientist Robert Goddard

    Today rocket launches and space missions are common. But in the early 1900s, space travel seemed like a dream. One of the most influential people in the field of rocket science was American Robert Goddard. The American space agency NASA describes Goddard as “the father of modern rocket propulsion.” Robert Goddard once said that "the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow." His scientific work gave hope to many dreams about space travel. He turned some of those dreams into reality. More than one hundred years ago, Goddard carried out studies and tests of rocket engines. He developed and flew many rockets that got their power from solid fuels: chemicals that formed a hard substance. In 1925, he made and tested the first rocket engine using a soft chemical fuel. The next year, he successfully launched the world's first liquid-fuel rocket. Many historians consider liquid-fuel rocket flight to be as important as the first airplane flight by the American brothers Orville and Wilbur Wright. Goddard's work proved that machines could travel outside of Earth's atmosphere and into space. During his early research, he received money and support from the U.S. Smithsonian Institution. The Smithsonian published several reports about his efforts. One publication, called “A Method of Reaching Extreme Altitudes,” wrote about his search for ways to send weather recording instruments higher than balloons could fly. It described how he developed the mathematical theories for rocket flight. In that report, Goddard also suggested the possibility of a rocket someday reaching the moon. At the time, there was a big dispute in the press about this claim. Many people thought he was foolish for suggesting something that seemed so impossible. Many of Goddard’s ideas are still used in rocket development. So, in a way, every rocket that flies today could be considered a Goddard rocket.

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    The Empire State Building: Once the World’s Tallest

    The Empire State Building remains a popular place to visit in New York City. The structure sits in a central part of New York’s Manhattan area. It was built at a time when many developers were racing to become the first to complete the world’s tallest building. Construction on the Empire State Building started in January 1930. Building operations began two months later. The structure went up very quickly, with workers completing framing for the structure at a rate of about four-and-a-half floors per week. When completed in 1931, the Empire State Building was just over 443 meters tall, with 102 floors. The measurement included a 62-meter-tall lightening pole on top. It was the world’s tallest building at the time and remained so for more than 40 years. On May 1, 1931, the president of the United States, Herbert Hoover, took part in an opening ceremony. He pressed a button that turned on the lights to officially open the building. By 1946, the Empire State Building had become the headquarters for numerous organizations and supported more than 15,000 employees. But over time, the building never became as popular with large companies as the developers had hoped. Today, the structure houses mostly small businesses. The Empire State Building opened during the Great Depression, a long-lasting economic crisis that affected the U.S. and other economies around the world. This resulted in lower than predicted building costs. The structure alone cost about $25 million, while the cost of the land brought the price up to more than $40 million. Today, New York City officials estimate that more than 2.5 million people visit the Empire State Building each year. At least half the visitors come from other countries. The building has observation areas on two floors. The first is on the 86th floor and the other on the 102nd. The upper area has top-to-bottom windows on all sides to provide 360-degree views of the city skyline. Building officials say that on a clear day, visitors can see up to 120 kilometers. On the way up, visitors can stop at an exhibit area on the second floor. Among the things to see there is a model of the moving hand used in the popular 1933 movie King Kong. In the film, King Kong climbs the Empire State Building. The huge creature is then attacked by military planes and falls to his death.

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Câu 1Visitors are presented with the idea that the most important part of American ___ democracy is the individual citizen.
Câu 2Cristiane Galvão has ___ pictures to teach vocabulary to students of every level, from grade school to the university level.
Câu 3This lesson plan, based on the CALLA Approach, teaches the strategy, selective attention, to ___ students understand Stephen Crane's story, The Open Boat.
Câu 4Earlier, it was the ___ of the American colonies during most of the Revolutionary War against Britain.
Câu 5He ___ his work with electricity, making improved telegraph machines, and he invented an electrical voting machine.
Câu 6His head had dropped forward, but I knew he was not asleep, for his eyes were open and he was ___ his body from side to side.
Câu 7For example, during Christmastime, hawk-eyed children might ___ the sky looking for Santa Claus.
Câu 8The Everyday Grammar team often receives questions about ___ writing.
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Câu 9It ___ how he developed the mathematical theories for rocket flight.
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Câu 10Many historians consider liquid-fuel rocket flight to be as important as the first airplane flight by the American ___ Orville and Wilbur Wright.
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Câu 11He developed and flew many rockets that got their power from solid fuels: ___ that formed a hard substance.
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Câu 12The Smithsonian published several reports about his ___.
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Câu 13One of the most ___ people in the field of rocket science was American Robert Goddard.
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Câu 14Many people thought he was foolish for suggesting something that seemed so ___.
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Câu 15More than one hundred years ago, Goddard ___ out studies and tests of rocket engines.
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Câu 16Goddard's work proved that ___ could travel outside of Earth's atmosphere and into space.
Câu 17The Smithsonian published several reports about his ___.
Câu 18This structure might not be the best choice for other ___ – writing an opinion piece in the newspaper or an email to your supervisor, for example.
Câu 19She says growth in agriculture industries and the growth of cities have left bees too few natural ___ where they seek their food: Pollen and nectar.
Câu 20Scientists say they might have identified the mineral on Mars that is responsible for making the planet ___ red.
Câu 21For example, ___ Christmastime, hawk-eyed children might search the sky looking for Santa Claus.
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Câu 22It was built at a time when many developers were racing to ___ the first to complete the world’s tallest building.
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Câu 23By 1946, the Empire State Building had ___ the headquarters for numerous organizations and supported more than 15,000 employees.
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Câu 24The structure alone cost about $25 million, while the cost of the land ___ the price up to more than $40 million.
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Câu 25The structure went up very quickly, with workers ___ framing for the structure at a rate of about four-and-a-half floors per week.
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Câu 26This resulted in lower than predicted building ___.
Câu 27We ___ been reading all of them.
Câu 28And the French Quarter is where some of the best food -- a mix of French and Caribbean influences -- can ___ found.
Câu 29The Green Revolution was the result of hard work by ___ scientists who had green thumbs.
Câu 30CTBUH supports tall buildings as a way to ___ more sustainable cities to live in.
Câu 31It was chosen partly because it is easier to ___ through the heavy fog that often covers San Francisco.
Câu 32It was built at a time when many developers were racing to ___ the first to complete the world’s tallest building.
Câu 33It must have been this likeness that had made me notice them, for the sounds themselves, with the storm still increasing, were nothing to ___ or interest me.
Câu 34Scientists say they might ___ identified the mineral on Mars that is responsible for making the planet appear red.
Câu 35The most important reason is that they offer learners a chance to ___ English by actually speaking it.
Câu 36Goddard's work proved that machines could ___ outside of Earth's atmosphere and into space.
Câu 37Mardi Gras marks the end of the Carnival period, a time of public ___ energetically observed in Europe and South America.
Câu 38They might use their keen vision and powers of observation only at certain times, especially times when they need to ___ a close watch.
Câu 39Later, in England, she was invited to join a secret British organization ___ to organize resistance.
Câu 40The best place with the best wind ___ seemed to be a piece of sandy land in North Carolina along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean.

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