Exercise
Form 3: Space Exploration & Present Perfect Passive
Study space exploration contexts while mastering the present perfect passive tense. Work on identifying and forming sentences using present perfect passive structures.
Questions
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Passage: 'Space telescopes have opened new horizons in astrophysics. Recent deep-space images have been captured by the James Webb Space Telescope, revealing galaxies formed over 13 billion years ago.' How do space telescopes aid astrophysics according to the passage?
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How far back in time can the revealed galaxies be traced according to the text?
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What inference can be drawn from the passage about deep-space astronomy?
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What is the meaning of the word 'revealing' in the text?
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What instrument took the recent deep-space images mentioned in the passage?
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What is the main goal of the passage?
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Choose the Present Perfect Passive verb form: Several new planets __________ (discover) by astronomers recently.
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Complete with Present Perfect Passive: A modern satellite __________ (launch) into orbit by NASA.
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Convert to Present Perfect Passive: 'The rover has captured high-resolution photos.'
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Select the correct form: Data from the space mission __________ (analyze) by international scientists.
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Fill in the blank: All space suits __________ (test) thoroughly before departure.
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Which question correctly uses Present Perfect Passive?