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As more companies start selling tickets to travel into space, people are asking: Who can call themselves astronauts (宇航员)? It is no 1 an easy question to answer.
People 2 are very rich are able to pay to go into space. A computer game developer, Richard Garriott, paid a lot of money for his trip to the International Space Station in 2008 on a Russian spacecraft (宇宙飞船). He hated the term “space tourists”. He said in an email, “I am an astronaut.” He said he 3 for two years to go into space.
Now, many passengers are expected to travel 4 space soon. There will be Russian actress and movie director, Yulia, who will 5 to the space station in October. And Japanese businessman, Yusaku, will go in December with an assistant (助手) to document everything.
Asif Siddiqi is a history professor and the 6 of several space books. He said it might be necessary to retire the term 7 thousands of people reach space. He questioned, “Are we 8 to call each and every one of them an astronaut?”
However, someone noted, “Astronaut is not a copyrighted (受版权保护的) word. So people who 9 to call themselves astronauts can call themselves astronauts, whether they 10 been in space or not.”
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Passage 2(原创)
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Once upon a time, in a forest lived a bear. Wherever he went, he wanted the 1 thing.
One day, when the bear 2 up in the afternoon, his stomach groaned (呻吟) loudly. So he decided to go out in 3 of food.
The bear hurried to the riverbed. Upon looking into the river, the bear became happy, “There are so many fishes! I shall eat a lot today!”
Looking at the fish 4 , he waited for his chance. “I caught it!” he shouted. 5 when he looked at the fish, he wasn't very happy. “What! This fish is too sm