Passing a Tool in Orbit

In the picture

1. 1A silver wrench between two gloved hands: one crew member passes it to another.
2. 2A round window with Earth and stars: the crew sees home while living in orbit.
3. 3A circular docking ring at the module end: two spacecraft modules join into one shared space.

Examples

• Two classmates trading markers during a group poster so both can finish it.
• A family cooking together: one person chops, another stirs, and they share the same kitchen.

Quiz: Passing a Tool in Orbit (Age 10)

1. 1

   According to the card, what is true about astronauts on a space station?

   • They come from different countries and work as one crew.
   • They only work together when they are back on Earth.
   • They all come from the same country and work alone.
2. 2

   According to the card, how does sharing tools and tasks help a small crew?

   • It lets each crew member work alone without helping.
   • It means they do not need to share tasks or check screens.
   • It helps them keep a large laboratory running.
3. 3

   According to the card, what do crew members do with tools on the space station?

   • They pass tools to one another.
   • They keep every tool for themselves.
   • They send tools down to Earth.

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