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Read the text given below. Decide if the statements are T (True) or F (False).
20.000 Leagues Under the Sea
By J ules Gabriel Verne
Captain Nemo pointed to a chair and asked me to sit down. He began to tell me the story of the Nautilus. He pointed to the instruments hanging on the walls of his room. Many of them I recognised as standard navigation instruments but I was puzzled as to the nature of some of the others. I asked him what the unfamiliar instruments were for. "These are manometers or depth gauges," said the captain, "and these measure the different temperatures of the sea at any depth."
"How is this craft powered?" I asked of the captain 'Why, by electricity," he explained. "Chemicals from the seawater can provide as much power as we need. They produce electricity and the electricity gives the Nautilus heat, light and the ability to move. It is the source of itself," he remarked, "the air we breathe, the power of the engines, even heat for cooking our food." I found it incredible that such wonderful energy and power could be obtained from the sea.
"Captain Nemo," I said, "I have seen what you have achieved and I cannot explain it. I saw the Nautilus moving around our ship at great speed but speed isn't everything. You have to be able to see where you are going, to steer to the right and the left and up or down. How do you manage to reach such depths against the incredible pressure? How do you return to the surface? How do you manage to stay at any depth you choose? I am sorry to ask so many questions."
"Not at all, Professor," said the captain after a slight hesitation. "I will tell you everything you want to know, since you will never leave this submarine. Come to the saloon and you will learn everything about the Nautilus."
The captain led me to the rear of the craft. He pointed to another dial. "This dial shows us how fast the ship is travelling. The propeller, which has a diameter of 23 feet, can revolve at up to 120 revolutions per second and gives us a maximum speed of 50 knots." Then he took me further back in the ship until we came to a sort of well with an iron ladder attached to the wall. "This leads up to a dinghy kept in a special watertight compartment. I climb inside, fasten the hatch and the dinghy shoots to the surface." I asked him how he managed to return. "I don't. The Nautilus comes to me. I send the crew a message by electric wires, a sort of telegram."
The guest was confused by the instruments.
Manometers were used to check temperature.
The Nautilus was powered by electricity.
The captain didn't want to answer his guest's questions.
The guest wasn't going to stay on the Nautilus for very long.
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