. Which opinion from “Aim for the Stars” is not valid?
A. If you aim for the stars, you can do great things.
B. If it weren’t for that telescope, who knows when we would have learned about space?
C. Many great opportunities surely exist there.
D. More than exciting, the space program fills a basic human need.
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A. TRUE
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to run
A. Phrase
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In driving theory tests, In the UK, traffic signs giving out orders are generally what shape?
A. Triangular
B. Circular
C. Rectangular
D. Octangular