I hate to be that guy...but you misquoted Armstrong. There is no "all". And some say that there is an "a" before "man" or else the two parts of the quote mean the exact same thing as "man" = "mankind" in this case without the word "a."
As I have heard it explained, he planned to say that and may have actually said it, but in the transmission it just sounds like "for man". It does sound like it cuts out briefly so maybe just a poor transmission.
Not to be picky, but "Marine One" is the name of the president's helicopter, which would also fall under the category "U.S. president's aircraft" and should be accepted
Chosen one IS just wrong. Jesus wasn't chosen, he was sent. Mary was chosen to have the Baby. Joseph was chosen to be the father. Paul was chosen to be an evangelist, but Jesus was sent from God the Father.
May I suggest a OneRepublic addition, I had a long period of confusing them with One Direction, so I still have them paired up in the same drawer of my brain.
Is "man" really required for one eyed? It didn't even occur to me that could be the reason my answer (x 30.. most of the time eye, eyed or eyes, but eyeball was in there..) wasn't accepted. So used to just needing the most important part in these quizzes.
And isn't the sentence just as correct without the word man? (You also say the blind, not the blind men) In dutch we have the exact same saying and we don't finish the sentence with man or person, it is just implied. (Since it is obvious you aren't talking about a one eyed spider. I guess it applies for every animal though, mainly predators, but people as a species usually talk from an human-centric perspective.. )
Maybe in english it would be the one-eyed? Not sure anymore.
And isn't the sentence just as correct without the word man? (You also say the blind, not the blind men) In dutch we have the exact same saying and we don't finish the sentence with man or person, it is just implied. (Since it is obvious you aren't talking about a one eyed spider. I guess it applies for every animal though, mainly predators, but people as a species usually talk from an human-centric perspective.. )
Maybe in english it would be the one-eyed? Not sure anymore.