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Space exploration has been arousing a great deal of interest among scientists and businesses for some time now. Enthusiasts of colonising space like to point out its numerous advantages, such as solving the current overpopulation problem, the development of new kinds of technology and the opportunity to make some life-changing scientific discoveries. But there might be an easier way to achieve these by using the Earth’s seas and oceans to build underwater colonies.
As a matter of fact, three small underwater colonies, which can support up to 100 people, are already in operation. There used to be over a dozen such facilities, but recently the interest in submarine colonisation has fallen dramatically despite the fact that there are no big technological problems related to building and maintaining them.
However, before it becomes possible to build cities under the sea, scientists and engineers will need to come up with solutions to
a number of practical issues. While food and systems of communication will present very few problems, the biggest task will be to provide such a large habitat with enough power to run all the essential installations, such as the ventilation and rubbish disposal systems.
Nevertheless, the problems mentioned above could be solved quite easily if there was more interest in providing the necessary funding. Besides being a valuable source of information for marine scientists and archaeologists, the sea bed is also rich in oil, gas and precious metals. According to the Polish company Deep Ocean Technology, building underwater hotels is just one way to stimulate interest in deep sea exploration. It hopes that its plan for The Water Discus Hotel will be the first step to colonising the underwater world.
1 According to the text, how is undersea colonisation different from colonising outer space?
a. It will help to create new kinds of technology.
b. It will help people to cope with the growing number of people on Earth.
c. It will help to protect us from an unexpected catastrophe.
d. It will help to increase our knowledge.
2 The text says that creating small underwater habitats:
a
is perfectly possible at the moment.
b
might be done in some distant future.
c
is impossible without some new forms of technology.
d
is gaining in popularity nowadays.
3 The most difficult problem to solve for large-scale underwater habitats would concern / involve:
a
energy
b
food
c
rubbish
d
air
4 According to Deep Ocean Technology, interest in underwater exploration could be improved by:
a
looking for minerals.
b
deep sea tourism.
c
underwater archeology.
d
scientific research.
Read the text and choose the correct answer.
Space exploration has been arousing a great deal of interest among scientists and businesses for some time now. Enthusiasts of colonising space like to point out its numerous advantages, such as solving the current overpopulation problem, the development of new kinds of technology and the opportunity to make some life-changing scientific discoveries. But there might be an easier way to achieve these by using the Earth’s seas and oceans to build underwater colonies.
As a matter of fact, three small underwater colonies, which can support up to 100 people, are already in operation. There used to be over a dozen such facilities, but recently the interest in submarine colonisation has fallen dramatically despite the fact that there are no big technological problems related to building and maintaining them.
However, before it becomes possible to build cities under the sea, scientists and engineers will need to come up with solutions to
a number of practical issues. While food and systems of communication will present very few problems, the biggest task will be to provide such a large habitat with enough power to run all the essential installations, such as the ventilation and rubbish disposal systems.
Nevertheless, the problems mentioned above could be solved quite easily if there was more interest in providing the necessary funding. Besides being a valuable source of information for marine scientists and archaeologists, the sea bed is also rich in oil, gas and precious metals. According to the Polish company Deep Ocean Technology, building underwater hotels is just one way to stimulate interest in deep sea exploration. It hopes that its plan for The Water Discus Hotel will be the first step to colonising the underwater world.
1 According to the text, how is undersea colonisation different from colonising outer space?
a. It will help to create new kinds of technology.
b. It will help people to cope with the growing number of people on Earth.
c. It will help to protect us from an unexpected catastrophe.
d. It will help to increase our knowledge.
2 The text says that creating small underwater habitats:
a
is perfectly possible at the moment.
b
might be done in some distant future.
c
is impossible without some new forms of technology.
d
is gaining in popularity nowadays.
3 The most difficult problem to solve for large-scale underwater habitats would concern / involve:
a
energy
b
food
c
rubbish
d
air
4 According to Deep Ocean Technology, interest in underwater exploration could be improved by:
a
looking for minerals.
b
deep sea tourism.
c
underwater archeology.
d
scientific research.
Verified answer
Read the text and answer the question
1. According to the text, how is undersea colonisation different from colonising outer space?
d. It will help to increase our knowledge.
Uzasadnienie:
1. Enthusiasts of colonising space like to point out its numerous advantages, such as solving the current overpopulation problem, the development of new kinds of technology and the opportunity to make some life-changing scientific discoveries. But there might be an easier way to achieve these by using the Earth’s seas and oceans to build underwater colonies.
2. Besides being a valuable source of information for marine scientists and archaeologists, the sea bed is also rich in oil, gas and precious metals.
2. The text says that creating small underwater habitats:
a. is perfectly possible at the moment.
Uzasadnienie: As a matter of fact, three small underwater colonies, which can support up to 100 people, are already in operation.
3. The most difficult problem to solve for large-scale underwater habitats would concern / involve:
a.energy
Uzasadnienie: While food and systems of communication will present very few problems, the biggest task will be to provide such a large habitat with enough power to run all the essential installations, such as the ventilation and rubbish disposal systems.
4. According to Deep Ocean Technology, interest in underwater exploration could be improved by:
b. deep sea tourism.
Uzasadnienie: According to the Polish company Deep Ocean Technology, building underwater hotels is just one way to stimulate interest in deep sea exploration.