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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #38228 Mary health
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Mary    Heath    was    the    original    Queen    of    the    Skies,    one    of    the    best-known    women    in    the    world    during    the    golden  age    of    aviation.    She    was    the    first    woman    in    Britain    to    gain    a    commercial    pilot's    licence,    the    first    to    a    parachute    jump    -    and    the    first    British    womens    javelin    champion.    She    scandalized    1920s    British    society    by    marrying    three    times    (at    the    of    her    fame    she    wed    politician    Sir    James    Heath    -    her    second    husband,    45    years    her    senior).    In    1928,    aged    31,    she    became    the    first    pilot    to    fly    an    open-cockpit    plane,    solo,    from    South    Africa    to    Egypt,    9,000    miles    in    three    months.    It    was    a    triumph.    Lady    Heath    was    as    the    nations    sweetheart    and    called    Lady    Icarus    by    the    press.    However,    her    life    was    cut    tragically    short.    Only    a    year    later,    she    a    horrific    accident    at    the    National    Air    Show    in    Ohio    in    the    USA,    when    her    plane    crashed    through    the    roof    of    a    building.    Her    health    was    never    the    again,    and    she    died    in    May    1939.

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