EARTH, MOON AND SUN (MCQs)

The earth’s surface receives the highest amount of ‘Insolation’ on:

  • (A) Land mass
  • (B) Water bodies
  • (C) Tropical desert
  • (D) Equatorial region
Check Answer
  • (D) Equatorial region

What does ‘Geographical Time Scale’ measure?

  • (A) Time from present to future
  • (B) Time from the birth of universe
  • (C) Time from the earth’s formation to present
  • (D) Time from the earth’s formation to end
Check Answer
  • (C) Time from the earth’s formation to present

Current stage of the Sun is _______ dwarf.

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

When the Sun reaches the end of its red giant phase, it will turn into:

  • (A) Black Hole
  • (B) Supernova
  • (C) Neutron Star
  • (D) White Dwarf
Check Answer
  • (D) White Dwarf

Which one of the following stars is nearest to the earth?

  • (A) Sirius
  • (B) Polaris
  • (C) Sun
  • (D) Sinus
Check Answer
  • (C) Sun

_______ is the center of our solar system.

  • (A) Moon
  • (B) Earth
  • (C) Sun
  • (D) Jupiter
Check Answer
  • (C) Sun

The nearest part of atmosphere to earth is called:

  • (A) Ionosphere
  • (B) Troposphere
  • (C) Stratosphere
  • (D) Mesosphere
Check Answer
  • (B) Troposphere

When the Earth is at its maximum distance from the Sun. It is said to be in:

  • (A) Apogee
  • (B) Perigee
  • (C) Aphelion
  • (D) Perihelion
Check Answer
  • (C) Aphelion

What is Earth mostly made of?

  • (A) Sand
  • (B) Water
  • (C) Land
  • (D) Plains
Check Answer
  • (B) Water

The earth revolves around the sun at the speed of:

  • (A) 1000 miles per hour
  • (B) 1200 miles per hour
  • (C) 1400 miles per hour
  • (D) 1600 miles per hour
Check Answer
  • (A) 1000 miles per hour

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