EARTH, MOON AND SUN (MCQs)

The sun shines vertically on the Equator:

  • (A) Twice a year
  • (B) Once a year
  • (C) Five months
  • (D) Throughout the year
Check Answer
  • (A) Twice a year

The distance of the Equator from either of the poles is:

  • (A) 10002 km
  • (B) 20002 km
  • (C) 30002 km
  • (D) 40002 km
Check Answer
  • (A) 10002 km

The center of cyclone is known as:

  • (A) Apex
  • (B) Eye
  • (C) Vertex
  • (D) Perihelion
Check Answer
  • (B) Eye

Increase in carbon dioxide in atmosphere causes:

  • (A) Fall in earth’s temperature
  • (B) Rise in earth’s temperature
  • (C) Maintain earth’s temperature
  • (D) Increase in ultra-violet rays
Check Answer
  • (B) Rise in earth’s temperature

The moon’s volume is about _______ that of earth.

  • (A) 1/20th
  • (B) 1/40th
  • (C) 1/50th
  • (D) 1/60th
Check Answer
  • (C) 1/50th

The period of one revolution of sun around the center of galaxy is called:

  • (A) Light year
  • (B) Parsec
  • (C) Cosmic year
  • (D) Corona year
Check Answer
  • (C) Cosmic year

The sun shines vertically on the Equator:

  • (A) Throughout year
  • (B) For six months
  • (C) Twice a year
  • (D) Once a year
Check Answer
  • (C) Twice a year

Insolation received at a place on the surface of the earth depends on:

  • (A) Its climate
  • (B) Its meridian
  • (C) Its latitude
  • (D) Its longitude
Check Answer
  • (A) Its climate

Longitude and Latitude both run _______ to each other.

  • (A) Parallel
  • (B) Equal
  • (C) Perpendicular
  • (D) Hyperbolic
Check Answer
  • (C) Perpendicular

The mean distances on the perihelion and aphelion is:

  • (A) 100.5 million km
  • (B) 149.5 million km
  • (C) 180.5 million km
  • (D) 199.5 million km
Check Answer
  • (B) 149.5 million km

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