EARTH, MOON AND SUN (MCQs)

On which of the following planets water cycle is available?

  • (A) Venus
  • (B) Earth
  • (C) Mars
  • (D) Jupiter
Check Answer
  • (B) Earth

When the Sun has burned all its Hydrogen, it will continue to burn Helium for:

  • (A) 100 million more years
  • (B) 130 million more years
  • (C) 160 million more years
  • (D) 200 million more years
Check Answer
  • (B) 130 million more years

Scientists theorize that the “Moon” formed from a fragment of:

  • (A) Earth
  • (B) Sun
  • (C) Mars
  • (D) Uranus
Check Answer
  • (A) Earth

Who proposed that “The Earth itself is a great (huge) magnet”?

  • (A) William Gilbert
  • (B) Rod Wilson
  • (C) James Clark
  • (D) Michael Faraday
Check Answer
  • (A) William Gilbert

Who discovered the mountains and craters on the moon?

  • (A) William Herschel
  • (B) Isaac Newton
  • (C) Galileo Galilei
  • (D) Christian Huygens
Check Answer
  • (C) Galileo Galilei

There is a _______ difference between the Sun’s polar and equatorial diameter.

  • (A) 10 Kilometers
  • (B) 15 Kilometers
  • (C) 20 Kilometers
  • (D) 25 Kilometers
Check Answer
  • (A) 10 Kilometers

What is the name of the most recent mission to the Sun?

  • (A) Voyager
  • (B) Artemis
  • (C) Parker Solar Probe
  • (D) Solar Orbiter
Check Answer
  • (C) Parker Solar Probe

The “Parker Solar Probe” is a NASA space probe launched in:

  • (A) 2018
  • (B) 2019
  • (C) 2020
  • (D) 2021
Check Answer
  • (A) 2018

The sun looks yellow to us on Earth, but in space, its actually:

  • (A) Red
  • (B) White
  • (C) Blue
  • (D) Orange
Check Answer
  • (B) White

Considering the layers of the earth, the temperature in the center of the earth can be:

  • (A) 2000 °C
  • (B) 3000 °C
  • (C) 4000 °C
  • (D) 5000 °C
Check Answer
  • (D) 5000 °C

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