Homework

1.3 I love Science!
In this activity you will identify and form subject and object questions. You will also review simple present forms.
1- Subject questions are the ones we ask to find outabout the subject of a sentence.
1- Example: who learns about mars. Ann learns about mars. Object questions are the ones we ask about an object of a sentence. Example: what is the winter temperatureon mars. It is as low as -191 grades F.
2- Ann is on vacation and she decides to visit the science museum. There is an exhibition about mars. When she gets home, she sends an e-mail to her father.He is working out of town.
3- Read and complete the e-mail with the verbs in simple present tense in the box.
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Hi Daddy:
Everything is fine here. I amvery excited about my visit to the science museum today. You know, I love science.
There is anexhibition about Mars.
Do you know that a mar is the seventh largest planet in our solar system. Let me tell you more. It is rusty. There is a lot of iron in the soil, and there on mars has made it turnred- just like rusty iron on earth. It is the fourth closest planet to the sun.
Mar´s diameter is 4,200 miles. One of mar´s moons, Phobos, is moving closer and closer to mars. Scientists think thatone day it will crash into mars. It has the highest volcano in the solar system. It is named Olympus moons, and it is 15 miles high, which is three times the height of Mount Everest.
Like earth, thepoles of mars are covered whit ice. The ice becomes thicker in winter. In winter, nighttime temperatures on mars drop to as low as – 191 grades F.
Mar´s thin atmosphere is composed mostly of carbondioxide. A hundred- pound man would weigh 38 pounds on mars.
Well dad, you might be tired by now. Maybe we can go to the museum when you get back.
It closes at 8:30 p.m. every day.
I´ll write you...