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Flight ______ (develop) in insects before it developed in pterosaurs.
had developed
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The gases that surround a planet or moon
atmosphere
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If I ______ (have) more time, I ____ ____ (study) more
If I had more time, I would study more
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The movement of wings up and down
flap
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An aircraft that has no engine and flies on air currents
glider
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Any object that revolves around a planet or object in space.
Satellite
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a tool used to view distant objects in space
telescope
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An aircraft that flies using long, thin parts on top of it that turn round and round very fast
helicopter
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Although originally the Chinese (design) kites for military uses, they later (use) them for fun and entertainment.
had designed, used
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You could have become an astronaut if you ______ Space Camp. (attend)
You could have become an astronaut if you had attended Space Camp.
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If people ____ _____ (not go) to the moon in 1969, they _____ ____ _______ (invent) small computers.
If people hadn't gone to the moon in 1969, they wouldn't have invented small computers.
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Before Charles Yeager became the first pilot to travel faster than the speed of sound, he (fly) for about five years
had been flying
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By the time the Chinese (experiment) with kites 2,500 years ago, animal flight (exist) for millions of years.
experimented, had existed
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What word is used for the distance between wing tips (anagram: sapwnnig)?
wingspan
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To float in the air
glide
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If I were an astronaut, I ______ to the moon. (travel)
If I were an astronaut, I would travel to the moon.
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A large piece of cloth that helps you drop safely from an aircraft
parachute
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Long before the Chinese (start) flying kites, early humans (try) to imitate birds.
started, had tried
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