The chapter gives us an intimate glance into the life, aspirations, and experiences of Indian-American astronaut Sunita Lyn Williams. The second Indian woman to traverse the cosmos after Kalpana Chawla, Williams pays homage to her Indian roots by .......
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How did Sunita Williams justify the following statements spoken by her in her interview ‘Stars in her Eyes’?
a. The Earth looked a lot more populated at night.
b. It was an amazing environment in space as we were free from day-to-day worries.
c. The ISS is a working laboratory to find out how it is to live in space.
d. I was happy to be back on Earth, but the first 24 hours were a little tough.
a. The Earth looked a lot more populated at night - Sunita Williams clarified that during nighttime, she could see lights all over the place, even in areas she had assumed were uninhabited based on her daytime observations.
b. It was an amazing environment in space as we were free from day-to-day worries - Williams explained that in space, she didn't have to deal with the usual daily concerns such as being late for work, choosing what to wear or even combing her hair. These mundane worries seemed unimportant, providing a sense of freedom. Moreover, the observation of the planet and the environment from afar offered a unique perspective.
c. The ISS is a working laboratory to find out how it is to live in space - Williams highlighted that the International Space Station (ISS) served as a stepping stone, or a laboratory, where astronauts could find out what it takes to live in space for extended periods of time.
d. I was happy to be back on Earth, but the first 24 hours were a little tough - Williams was glad to land back on Earth, enjoy the natural air and feel the gravity after being weightless for months. However, the initial 24 hours were quite challenging as the transition back to Earth's gravity caused nausea, especially when she turned her head.
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Pick out lines/instances from the interview which suggest the following.
Note: There could be more than I instance supporting the statements.
a. Sunita Williams was an adventure freak.
b. Sunita Williams was attached to her family and missed being at home.
c. The urge for a thorough cleansing was more in space.
d. The Earth looked fascinating from space.
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Sign up nowPick out words from the interview which mean the same as:
a. Not feeling well; feeling sick
b. Journey
c. Get collected
d. Belonging to one’s ancestors
e. A process to restore to one’s normal life
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Sign up nowWhat is Sunita Williams’ message to young children?
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Sign up nowWhen Sunita Williams was in space, there were moments when she became home sick and missed her family. Think of a moment/day when you’ve been away from your family for a while and really missed coming back to them. Write about the experience. Mention -
a. when was this?
b. What was the occasion?
c. What did you miss about your family?
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Sign up nowHow close are you to your family? Had you been given an opportunity to visit space for a few months, leaving your home and family behind, would you go? Why or why not?
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Sign up nowDo you feel relationships are more important for you than anything else?
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Sign up nowBefore reading Sunita Wiliam’s interview, what was your impression of life in space?
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Sign up nowSunita Williams was always good at
- Music
- art.
- sports.
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Sign up nowShe decided to become an astronaut
- the moment she entered NASA.
- after the visited NASA.
- before she visited NASA.
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Sign up nowAccording to Williams, one of the greatest aspects of the International Space Station is
- that many people from different countries have got job opportunities at NASA.
- that many rival countries have come together on common ground to do something productive.
- many countries have acknowledged the greatness of America.
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Sign up nowIn outer space, your sweat clings to you like glue because
- You cannot bathe.
- You perspire a lot.
- Of the lack of gravity.
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Sign up nowLife in the spaceship was different from that on Earth as
- the astronauts weren’t part of the rush and hustle-bustle of life on Earth.
- they didn’t have to work like people do on Earth.
- they could eat all their favourite things and feel at home.
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Sign up nowUsing the given Fact file as a model, prepare a similar Fact File on a famous personality you admire (a sportsperson, a national leader or any record holder). Write about him/her, highlighting his/her achievements.
Fact File
- Williams left Earth on December 9, 2006, - She became the only person, male or
abroad a previous shuttle mission, and female, to run a marathon in space,
before returning abroad the Atlantis Friday, finishing in four hours and 24 minutes,
set a record of four space walks by a woman, according to the counter on the space
totaling 29 hours 17 minutes. Station treadmill.
- Willimas returned to the Edwards Air Force - Being an astronaut was not her number
Base after a 195-day mission to the Interna- one career choice.
tional Space Station..
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1. Space Exploration:
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1. Introduction to Sunita Williams:
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1. "Sunita Lyn Williams is the second Indian woman, after late Kalpana Chawla, to go into space from NASA." -This line signifies the significance and rarity of Williams' achievement as a woman and a person of Indian origin.
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