EXERCISE 26. Make up general and disjunctive questions, and answer them according to the models a) Model: Science covers the broad field of knowledge. Does science cover the broad field of knowledge?- Yes, it does. Science covers the broad field of knowledge, doesn't it? – Yes, it does. 1. Sclence deals with the facts and the relationship among these facts. 2. A thcory becomes a part of scientific knowledge. 3. Science attempts to explain how and why things happen. 4. Technology makes things happen. 5. Technology influences different aspects of people's lives.​

David Bowie died of cancer on 10th of January in the age of 69. Like the rest of the world I feel sorry for him. He was a brilliant musician, truly one of the greatest songwriters for all time. He was odd, creative, impressive and passionate for music. Many say that without this man there was no pop-music and it's hard not to agree. 
He changed his image for many time. In 70's he was a Ziggy Sturdust: an alien from space. Also he was a Thin White Duke wearing a formal suit. In 80's he tried himself as an actor and he became the Goblin King with funny hair and weird make-up. And as I remember he had heterochromia (when your eyes have a different eye color). 
Rest in peace, David. Thank you for your music and inspiration. You will be remembered. Goodbye, Ziggy Sturdust.

1)down 2)make 3) will have 4)is leaving 5) won't drop 6) as soon as space probes, built, delivered, space journeys, space station, shuttle ТЕКСТ Nowadays travelling even to Earth’s closest neighbour planet Mars, let alone the planets in other /solar systems/, is still impractical. A trip to Mars and back would take more than a year. The /equipment/, supplies and fuel for such a trip would /require/ a vast rocket to launch a spacecraft from Earth. A return trip to the outer planets would take a lifetime. For the time being, /scientific research/ remain the best way of exploring distant worlds. Work is under way on a new international /shuttle/, which will be a base for a /space station/ . It is a modular structure, being built in space module-by-module, with sections being /delivered/ into orbit by the /space probes/ and unmanned launch vehicles. In the future, space stations such as this, or permanent bases on the Moon, could be a starting point for /space journeys/. Spacecraft would be /built/ and launched from there rather than from Earth.