Science Slides Quiz

What is the name of the mission of the first moon landing?

• Apollo 1
• Apollo 13
• Apollo 8
• Apollo 11

What is the name of the twin sister rocket of Apollo?

• Hera
• Athena
• Diana
• Artemis

What is the name of the astronaut on the Apollo?

• Neil Armstrong
• John Glenn
• Michael Collins
• Buzz Aldrin

Who launched the first satellite?

• China
• Soviet Union
• United States
• India

How did America respond to The Soviet Union sending out the first satellite?

• feared they were falling behind, launching their own satellite called Explorer 1

• declaring war on the Soviet Union
• imposing economic sanctions on the Soviet Union
• ignoring the Soviet Union's satellite launch

Why was the Artemis Program so important?

• To search for extraterrestrial life on the Moon.
• To study the effects of zero gravity on the human body.
• To test new technologies for space exploration.
• To prove that the SLS Orion and the systems on earth for communications and recovery were suitable to fly humans to the moon and back

The astronauts went to repair what telescope?

• Hubble Space Telescope
• Spitzer Space Telescope
• Kepler Space Telescope
• Chandra X-ray Observatory

What is the importance of the James Webb Telescope?

• The James Webb Telescope is important because it will help scientists search for extraterrestrial life.
• The James Webb Telescope is important because it is the most powerful space telescope ever built and will help scientists study the formation of stars and galaxies, the evolution of galaxies, and the origins of life.
• The James Webb Telescope is important because it will help scientists study weather patterns on Earth.
• The James Webb Telescope is not important because it is just another telescope.

What is orbiting the earth?

• Asteroids and comets
• Satellites and space stations
• Aliens and UFOs
• Airplanes and helicopters

What are the satellite's important uses?

• entertainment, photography, military operations, space exploration
• communication, weather forecasting, navigation, scientific research, and surveillance
• agriculture, transportation, energy production, education
• healthcare, banking, construction, sports