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23 June, 02:34

Read the excerpt from the passage Moon Mission.

Gateway will be smaller than the International Space Station. The ISS is made up of 15 modules, or interlocking parts. Gateway will have five modules. One or two of them, each about the size of a school bus, will house astronauts. Another module will provide solar electric power, for propulsion. Others will serve as an air lock for spacewalking astronauts and a docking port for vehicles. Astronauts will travel to the moon's surface and back in a smaller, reusable craft.

The details from the excerpt support which central idea?

The space station is larger than two school buses.

Astronauts can live in space for long periods of time.

Solar electric power is used while astronauts are on Gateway.

Gateway will be built differently than the International Space Station.

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  1. 23 June, 03:54
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    D. Gateway will be built differently than the International Space Station.
  2. 23 June, 04:04
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    The correct answer is Gateway will be built differently than the International Space Station.

    Explanation:

    The central idea of this extract is to demonstrate that the Gateway will be built in a totally different way from ISS (International Space Station).

    It even begins by saying that Gateway will be smaller, and from there on provides details of its construction and compares them to those of the ISS. Gateway will have five modules while ISS is made up of 15.

    Then it provides more details of how the Gateway construction will be.

    Given this information we can say that the correct answer is: Gateway will be built differently than the International Space Station.
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