Прочитай приведённый ниже текст. Преобразуй слова, написанные заглавными буквами в скобках после пропусков, обозначенных номерами 29–34 так, чтобы они грамматически и лексически соответствовали содержанию текста. Заполни пропуски полученными словами. Каждый пропуск соответствует отдельному заданию 29–34. You might think that there are no more planets and moons 29.__________ (KNOWN) by people. But a French astronomer has 30.__________ (RECENT) discovered 12 more new moons around Jupiter. That brings the planet's total to 79 moons. Actually, the 31.__________ (RESEARCH) wasn't looking for moons. She was using a big, 32.__________ (POWER) camera to search for objects at the very farthest edges of our solar system. But in 2017, she found herself looking at photos of a patch of sky that also included Jupiter. She decided to take a closer look at the big planet. She spotted several 33.__________ (INTEREST) objects. A year later, she checked the sky again. The dots had moved. The only 34.__________ (EXPLAIN) could be there were a dozen new moons! These new members of our solar system are tiny — each moon is just 1 to 3 miles (1.5 to 5 km) wide

Ниже пояснение к выбору форм слов и заполненный текст. Пояснение по каждому пункту - 29. KNOWN → known. В контексте "moons … by people" используется страдательное причастие как прилагательное: "moons known by people". - 30. RECENT → recently. Здесь нужен наречие времени, которое образуется от слова "recent": "has recently discovered". - 31. RESEARCH → researcher. Из контекста следует существительное, обозначающее человека, который вел исследование: "the researcher". - 32. POWER → powerful. Необходимое прилагательное для описания камеры: "a powerful camera". - 33. INTEREST → interesting. Здесь нужен прилагательное, описывающее объекты: "interesting objects". - 34. EXPLAIN → explanation. Когда ставится после "The only ...", требуется существительное: "The only explanation". Готовый текст с заполненными пропусками You might think that there are no more planets and moons known by people. But a French astronomer has recently discovered 12 more new moons around Jupiter. That brings the planet's total to 79 moons. Actually, the researcher wasn't looking for moons. She was using a big, powerful camera to search for objects at the very farthest edges of our solar system. But in 2017, she found herself looking at photos of a patch of sky that also included Jupiter. She decided to take a closer look at the big planet. She spotted several interesting objects. A year later, she checked the sky again. The dots had moved. The only explanation could be there were a dozen new moons! These new members of our solar system are tiny — each moon is just 1 to 3 miles (1.5 to 5 km) wide