ISS

The ISS travels at....

• 759 mph

• 17,150 mph

• 44.566 mph

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How many sunrises and sunsets do the astronauts on the ISS see every day?

• 16

• 4

• 75

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Why are the astronauts aboard the ISS required to exercise 2 hours per day?

• To avoid losing too much muscle and bone

• To keep them from going stir crazy

• To meet Department of Health regulations

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How do the astronauts exit the ISS to go on spacewalks? (paragraph 7)

• They go through doors called airlocks

• They get ejected through a bay window

• They go through a crawlspace into a small spacecraft

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The ISS travels at....

• 759 mph

• 17,150 mph

• 44.566 mph

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What are the parts that make up the ISS called? (paragraph 5)

• Rocket panels

• Modules

• Complicated

How long does it take the International Space Station to orbit the earth?

• 90 minutes

• 60 minutes

• 6 hours

• 24 hours

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How far away does the International Space Station orbit?

• Halfway to the Moon

• 100 km

• 400 km

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The International Space Station was completely assembled in one year?

• True

• False

What are the big, flat shiny things on the ISS?

• solar panels
• wind sails
• heat reflectors
• antennas

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