The first British woman in space

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The first British woman in space

Dr. Helen Sharman, a scientist from Sheffield, 1) ___ (TRAVEL) to the Soviet space station Mir on 18 May 1991. She was a 27-year-old chemist when she 2) ___ (CHOSE) to be part of Project Juno - a plan to pay for someone from Britain to travel into space. The UK government 3) ___ (INVOLVE) in space exploration at the time, so paying for a spot on a flight was the only way to travel to space. Sharman was one of 13, 000 4) ___ (PERSON) who responded to an advert on the radio. From all those entrants, four people 5) ___ (PUT) forward for training in Russia. After spending 18 months training at the Soviet cosmonaut training camp, Star City, Helen enjoyed an eight-day mission in space. While she was in space, she did medical and agricultural experiments. She said she 6) ___ (FEEL) really lucky to be chosen for the mission and 7) ___ (LOVE) to go back to space. One of her favourite things was floating around on the space station because of the lack of gravity. Since coming back to Earth she 8) ___ (CARRY) on her scientific work and now works at Imperial College London. She 9) ___ (HONOUR) by the Queen in the 2018 New Year's honours list and joined the Order of St Michael and St George, which is a special award for people who 10) ___ (DO) important things.

ANSWERS: travelled, was chosen, wasn’t involved, people, were put, felt, would love, has carried, was honoured, have done