Giúp mình đi. các bạn thông cảm vì hơi ít điểm :'( 4.1. Read the passage and decide True or False. Are you interested in finding out more about the stars and planets in the night skies? Then come and join us at the Tracker Star-Watching Centre halfway up Mintal Mountain. We hold popular star-watching sessions almost every night of the year from 6.00 until 10.00. The Centre is run entirely on money given to us by the public, so although there's no actual charge for your tickets, we're always grateful when people choose to give us large or small amounts of money - it all helps. And if after one of our evening sessions you become interested in finding out more, and you're willing to pay a small fee, then we run a range of daytime courses. During our evening programmes, you'll first see a documentary that tells you all about the history of the Centre and all the star watching programmes that we run here, and then you wilI move outside where several special telescopes are set up for you to see the stars in more detail. Our expert staff will manage all the equipment and during the evening they guide you so that you get to see the most interesting objects, including double stars and planets. You may also get a chance to see the planet Saturn, with its glowing rings though its brightness changes throughout the year. We're so far up that the clouds are often below us, so our view of the night skies is clear and bright. We'll also tell you about some of the most important things that can be seen in the night sky without equipment. There are always students from the university here who help out at the Tracker Centre in their spare time, and are prepared to give you any information you want about the stars. Visitors to the Centre should note that we often experience near-freezing night-time temperatures at the Centre, so please dress in warm clothes. However, if you have a problem and find you are not warm enough, sweaters and scarves, which might make a nice souvenir, are available from the Centre store. Visitors should also make sure they have a full tank of petrol in their vehicles before making the trip up to the Centre, as petrol is unavailable near the station, and the nearest petrol stations are about 40 km away. The 12 km climb to the Centre can take some time - so make sure your car is in good enough condition to make it! We hope to see you at the Tracker Centre soon! 1. The Tracker Star-Watching Centre is right at the top of a mountain. 2. There is a variety of ticket prices that you can choose from. 3. You can attend various courses at the Centre during the day. 4. You are allowed to use the Centre’s special equipment by yourself to see the stars. 5. Centre employees will help you to notice the best sights in the sky. 6. Visitors will get different views of the planet Saturn, depending on when they visit. 7. A telescope is needed to see all the objects that the staff show you. 8. Some students from a nearby university can answer the questions you have.