Astronauts eat freeze-dried foods from plastic bags. Freeze-drying is a special __43__ that 

removes moisture from foods that have been quick-frozen. When food is treated in this way, it lasts for a long time without spoiling. It is also lightweight and easy to pack in a spacecraft, 

where every ounce and every inch count. When an astronaut is ready to eat, he uses a 

special__44__to inject water into the package. The water he injects replaces the __45__

moisture that was removed from the food. Now the freeze-dried food will taste__46__fresh food. The astronaut can use hot or cold water for his meal. He can have hot soups as well as cold drinks.  

    Her life seemed perfect to many people. Diana Spencer was born in 1961 to wealthy

parents in Sandringham, England. She grew up with money, education, and love and in 

1981 she did what many little girls dream about. She married a prince. By 1984, Diana hadtwo beautiful sons, William and Harry. How could life be more perfect? 

    But Diana’s life wasn’t perfect. She was terribly unhappy in her marriage to Prince 

Charles. In 1992 they separated, and in 1996 they divorced. But people in Britain and all 

over the world still loved Diana and respected her for the work she did to help people in poorcountries. The press still followed her everywhere and reported everything she did, in both 

her public and private lives. 

    And it seems that this adoring, sometimes critical, but always invasive press was at 

least partly responsible for Princess Diana’s death on August 31, 1997. Diana and Dodi al Fayed, who was reported to be her fiancé, were killed in a car crash in Paris while trying to escape a group of paparazzi. The princess’ death left many people wondering about just 

how far reporters should be allowed to go to get a story. Is a good story or photograph 

worth risking someone’s life?