Quiz about Time Travel 14.0 ( PART 01)

Question 1

The place where earthquakes begin under the ground is called the:

Accepted Answer

Hypocenter

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Epicenter

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Crust

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Magma

Question 2

What causes an earthquake?

Accepted Answer

Tectonic plate movements

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Volcanic eruptions

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Meteor impacts

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Global warming

Question 3

What is the tool used to measure earthquakes called?

Accepted Answer

Seismograph

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Thermometer

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Quakeometer

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Stopwatch

Question 4

Which calendar is a combination of lunar and solar cycles?

Accepted Answer

Lunisolar Calendar

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Solar Calendar

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Paschal Calendar

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Gregorian Calendar

Question 5

What does the Paschal full moon determine?

Accepted Answer

<ul><li>Easter</li></ul>

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Answer

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<ul><li>Diwali</li></ul>

Question 6

What is a Gregorian calendar?

Accepted Answer

Solar calendar

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Lunar calendar

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Lunisolar calendar

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Paschal calendar

Question 7

Satellite imaging is the ___________ of the Earth.

Accepted Answer

<ul><li>Scanning</li></ul>

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<ul><li>Drawing</li></ul>

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<ul><li>Painting</li></ul>

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<ul><li>Modeling</li></ul>

Question 8

Satellite imaging is also called:

Accepted Answer

Remote Sensing

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Aerial Sensing

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Space Vision

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Orbital Perception

Question 9

Which layer of the Sun is visible during a solar eclipse?

Accepted Answer

Corona

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Photosphere

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Radiative zone

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Chromosphere

Question 10

What are dark spots on the Sun's surface called?

Accepted Answer

Sunspots

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CMEs

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Solar flares

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Lunar craters

Question 11

What is the surface temperature of the sun?

Accepted Answer

5,500 degrees Celsius

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10,000 degrees Celsius

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3,000 degrees Celsius

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7,500 degrees Celsius

Question 12

The center of a black hole is called:

Accepted Answer

Singularity

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Event horizon

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Spaghettification

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<ul><li>Wormhole</li></ul>

Question 13

When a body or an object goes inside a black hole ,the stretching effect is called?

Accepted Answer

Spaghettification

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Compression

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Expansion

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Noodlification

Question 14

Which celestial object becomes a black hole?

Accepted Answer

Star

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Planet

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Moon

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Comet

Question 15

Between 100 g and 100 Kg, the larger mass is:

Accepted Answer

100 Kg

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100 g

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Both are equal

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None of the above

Question 16

Mass of celestial bodies is measured in:

Accepted Answer

Solar Mass

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Grams (g)

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Liters (L)

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Kilograms (Kg)

Question 17

The theory suggesting the universe is in a constant state of expansion and contraction is-

Accepted Answer

Oscillating Universe Theory

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Static Universe

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Steady State Theory

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Big Crunch

Question 18

According to Hubble's Law, galaxies are moving _____ in the universe.

Accepted Answer

Farther away

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Upwards

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Sideways

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Towards

Question 19

Which was the first rocket that was able to fly high to be considered in space

Accepted Answer

German V-2 rocket

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Chinese Long March rocket

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Russian Soyuz rocket

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American Saturn V rocket

Question 20

The Kepler telescope has discovered how many planets?

Accepted Answer

2,740

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4,567

Answer

3,789

Answer

1,345

Time Travel 14.0 ( PART 01)

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