Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk in the Moon, has passed away at the age of 82. The legendary U.S. astronaut died from complications of his heart after he was operated this month. He made history on July 20, 1969 as commander of the Apollo 11 Moon-landing mission. When he arrived in the Moon's surface, he famously spoke the words: "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." He was 38 at the time of his historic walk and instantly became one of the most famous people on the planet.

Armstrong was born in 1930 and grew up fascinated with flying after taking a plane at the age of 6. He began making model planes and collecting books and magazines on aviation. As a teenager, he got his pilot's license before his driving license. In 1949, he became a Navy pilot, and flew combat missions in the Korean War. In 1958, he joined the organization that became NASA and became a test pilot.  When a reporter asked him about the Moon, he said: "It's an interesting place to be. I recommend it."

ANSWER THE QUESTIONS

1-      How old was Armstrong when he died?

2-      Why did he die?

3-      Why was he famous?

4-      When was he first fascinated with flying?

5-      What curious thing did he do as a teenager?

6-      Where did he start working as a test pilot?

Pop diva Lady Gaga launched her “Born This Way Foundation” (BTWF) at Harvard University on February 29. She told reporters the goal of the foundation is to empower youth, inspire bravery, increase tolerance of others and stop bullying. The singer told her audience that she hoped to use her fame to change the world for the better. She said: “If you have revolutionary potential, you must make the world a better place and use it….This is about transformative change in culture.”

Lady Gaga arrived at Harvard with her mother, and her friend Oprah Winfrey. She signed autographs for students and posed for photos. The Harvard event was the first of a series of initiatives for the foundation. The Born Brave Bus was at the university and will travel around America to encourage young people to participate more in their communities. The bus will also accompany Lady Gaga's next concert tour in the U.S. Gaga hopes her foundation will also help gay and lesbian youth. It is named after her global hit song “Born This Way” and has been adopted as an unofficial anthem for lesbians and gays. Lady Gaga has contributed $1.2 million of her own money to the BTWF.

CONNECT THE PIECES OF INFORMATION. In the second part there´s one extra.

1-     Lady Gaga started a foundation on February 29^th in

2-     The foundation has the objective of

3-     She said that young people must

4-     She went to Harvard with her mother, a friend and

5-     The Born This Way foundation has a bus which

6-     The artist wants to help specially

7-     She contributed for the campaign with

A-     will travel around the country and convince young people to help in the society.

B-     she signed autographs.

C-     Harvard University.

D-     her presence and her songs.

E-      gays and lesbians.

F-      make young people stronger, more courageous, elicit tolerance and stop abuse.

G-     a lot of money

H-     the world a better place.
LOOK FOR THE SONG IN YOUTUBE. LISTEN TO IT AND 

THE TIME                BLACK EYED PEAS.                                      
(Big mega radio smasher)

COMPLETE
I’ve had the time of my ________
And I’ve _______ felt this way before
And I swear this is _________
And I owe it all to _________
ME-YOU-ALWAYS-NEVER-LIFE-FALSE-TRUE
FERGIE REPEATS
Dirty bit
Dirty bit
PUT IN ORDER                                           LISTEN AND CHOOSE THE RIGHT
_I just wanna take some shots                        People rockin´ to the MUSIC-SOUND
_Let’s lose control                                         Turn it up and SEE-WATCH it pound.
_Light a fire, make it hot                                We gon´ rock it to the TOP-END
_I don’t wanna take no pictures                      Until the roof come burning DOWN-UP
_So come on, let’s go                                     Yeah, it’s  COLD-HOT in here.

_Til we can’t do it no mo’                              The temperature has got these LADIES-CHICKS
_I-I came up in here to rock                            Getting freakier
_Let’s do it all night

COMPLETE                                                                    PUT IN ORDER
I got freaky, freaky, _________                                 _ Jet -setter , jet lagger,                             
I was chillin´ with my ________                               _ They callin´me  Mick Jagger
I didn’t ________to get bougie                                  _ Messin´ with the baddest
I came here to get _________                                    _ All-all these girls they like my swagger
I was born to get wild                                                _ Honey, what´s up?
That’s my ________                                                  _ I be rollin´ like a Stone
If you didn’t know that                                              _ We ain´t messing with no maggots

Well, baby, now you know now                                _ Chicks in the club

COME-GO-BABY-STYLE-WAY-LADIES


CHOOSE THE RIGHT WORD
Mirror, mirror on the WALL- BOARD
who’s the BEST-BADDEST of them all?
Yeah, it’s gotta be the apl
I’m the mack daddy, y’all
Haters better WALK-STEP back
Ladies (don’t load your act)
I’m the party APPLICATION-ATTENTION
Rockin’ just like that

1-LOOK FOR WORDS WITH THE SAME MEANING, IN THE SONG.

ROCK (5) - PHOTOS (2) - DEAR, SWEET (5) - YOU CAN SEE YOUR IMAGE IN IT (6) - LOOK AT (3) - CRAZY (4) - PROMISE (1) –

Busquen palabras en las estrofas señaladas con números,  con el mismo significado.