Luyện tập, Trắc Nhiệm: Lesson 12.3. Communication & Pronunciation

Read the following text and decide whether the statements below are True (T) or False (F)

Our world is full of aliens. Ones that we’ve imagined, I mean. They are Large-headed, large-eyed, silver- or green-skinned visitors on UFOs. Besides, these E.T. the Extra-Terrestrials also have wide-set eyes, wrinkled brow, and glowing finger. Martians who look like humans — lots of aliens who look like humans, actually: four-limbed and upright, except for the ones who are nonorganic beings of pure energy or light. They’re psychic or telekinetic or eyeless or faceless, sometimes, but usually not. Especially on screen, they’ll look like us — for the sake of empathy or the simple constraining factor of needing to use human actors. Whether it’s done by scientists, writers, or visual effects specialists, all our imagining of what aliens look like is just that: imagining. And the bigger, more highly evolved the aliens are that you want to imagine, the bigger the leaps you need to take. However, up to now, the tbl_questions about whether or not aliens exist remain controversial. Just keep your imagination about them.

1. Our world is full of real aliens 

Read the following text and decide whether the statements below are True (T) or False (F)

Our world is full of aliens. Ones that we’ve imagined, I mean. They are Large-headed, large-eyed, silver- or green-skinned visitors on UFOs. Besides, these E.T. the Extra-Terrestrials also have wide-set eyes, wrinkled brow, and glowing finger. Martians who look like humans — lots of aliens who look like humans, actually: four-limbed and upright, except for the ones who are nonorganic beings of pure energy or light. They’re psychic or telekinetic or eyeless or faceless, sometimes, but usually not. Especially on screen, they’ll look like us — for the sake of empathy or the simple constraining factor of needing to use human actors. Whether it’s done by scientists, writers, or visual effects specialists, all our imagining of what aliens look like is just that: imagining. And the bigger, more highly evolved the aliens are that you want to imagine, the bigger the leaps you need to take. However, up to now, the tbl_questions about whether or not aliens exist remain controversial. Just keep your imagination about them.

2. There are different imaginations about aliens, but lots of them look like humans 

Read the following text and decide whether the statements below are True (T) or False (F)

Our world is full of aliens. Ones that we’ve imagined, I mean. They are Large-headed, large-eyed, silver- or green-skinned visitors on UFOs. Besides, these E.T. the Extra-Terrestrials also have wide-set eyes, wrinkled brow, and glowing finger. Martians who look like humans — lots of aliens who look like humans, actually: four-limbed and upright, except for the ones who are nonorganic beings of pure energy or light. They’re psychic or telekinetic or eyeless or faceless, sometimes, but usually not. Especially on screen, they’ll look like us — for the sake of empathy or the simple constraining factor of needing to use human actors. Whether it’s done by scientists, writers, or visual effects specialists, all our imagining of what aliens look like is just that: imagining. And the bigger, more highly evolved the aliens are that you want to imagine, the bigger the leaps you need to take. However, up to now, the tbl_questions about whether or not aliens exist remain controversial. Just keep your imagination about them.

3. In people’s imagination, most of the aliens are eyeless or faceless 

Read the following text and decide whether the statements below are True (T) or False (F)

Our world is full of aliens. Ones that we’ve imagined, I mean. They are Large-headed, large-eyed, silver- or green-skinned visitors on UFOs. Besides, these E.T. the Extra-Terrestrials also have wide-set eyes, wrinkled brow, and glowing finger. Martians who look like humans — lots of aliens who look like humans, actually: four-limbed and upright, except for the ones who are nonorganic beings of pure energy or light. They’re psychic or telekinetic or eyeless or faceless, sometimes, but usually not. Especially on screen, they’ll look like us — for the sake of empathy or the simple constraining factor of needing to use human actors. Whether it’s done by scientists, writers, or visual effects specialists, all our imagining of what aliens look like is just that: imagining. And the bigger, more highly evolved the aliens are that you want to imagine, the bigger the leaps you need to take. However, up to now, the tbl_questions about whether or not aliens exist remain controversial. Just keep your imagination about them.

4. Aliens look like humans, especially on screen because film producers want to increase the empathy and easy to find human actors 

Read the following text and decide whether the statements below are True (T) or False (F)

Our world is full of aliens. Ones that we’ve imagined, I mean. They are Large-headed, large-eyed, silver- or green-skinned visitors on UFOs. Besides, these E.T. the Extra-Terrestrials also have wide-set eyes, wrinkled brow, and glowing finger. Martians who look like humans — lots of aliens who look like humans, actually: four-limbed and upright, except for the ones who are nonorganic beings of pure energy or light. They’re psychic or telekinetic or eyeless or faceless, sometimes, but usually not. Especially on screen, they’ll look like us — for the sake of empathy or the simple constraining factor of needing to use human actors. Whether it’s done by scientists, writers, or visual effects specialists, all our imagining of what aliens look like is just that: imagining. And the bigger, more highly evolved the aliens are that you want to imagine, the bigger the leaps you need to take. However, up to now, the tbl_questions about whether or not aliens exist remain controversial. Just keep your imagination about them.

5. Only writers and film producers imagine about aliens while scientists use their real image based on their observation