Challenges for Space Exploration

Challenges for Space Exploration

7th Grade

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Challenges for Space Exploration

Challenges for Space Exploration

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English

7th Grade

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 2 pts

How does the challenge of microgravity compare to the challenge of space radiation?

Microgravity affects astronauts’ muscles, while radiation exposure increases cancer risk.

Microgravity makes communication harder, while radiation affects spacecraft function.

Both challenges primarily impact spacecraft design.

Space radiation is easier to manage than microgravity.

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MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

2 mins • 2 pts

Part 2: Choose two sentences from the text that best support your answer.

A) “Astronauts in microgravity lose muscle and bone mass over time, making long missions dangerous.”

B) “Scientists are working on shielding methods to protect astronauts from radiation.”

C) “Space radiation increases the risk of cancer and other health problems.”

 

D) “NASA is developing artificial gravity to help astronauts maintain their strength.”

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MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

2 mins • 2 pts

How is the challenge of distance similar to the challenge of cost in space exploration?

Both require advanced technology to solve.

Distance is a problem only for astronauts, while cost only affects engineers.

Both prevent space exploration from advancing quickly.

Cost is more difficult to overcome than distance.

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MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Part 2: Which details from the text best support your answer?

A) “Even reaching Mars takes months, making emergency rescues nearly impossible.”

B) “Space exploration is expensive, requiring billions of dollars in research and technology.”

C) “Governments and private companies debate whether the cost is worth it.”

D) “Scientists are working on faster propulsion systems to shorten travel time.”

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 2 pts

How do government-funded and private space exploration efforts compare?

Government programs are no longer involved in space exploration.

Private companies have more funding than government programs.

Both rely entirely on public interest to continue.

Government space programs focus on research, while private companies aim for profit.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 2 pts

Part 2: Which statement from the text supports your answer?

A) “Private companies have successfully replaced NASA in all major space missions.”

B) “NASA focuses on scientific discovery, while private companies like SpaceX work on commercial spaceflight.”

C) “Space exploration has always been privately funded with no government support.”

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MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

2 mins • 2 pts

In what way is sending robots to space different from sending humans?

Robots are more expensive to send than humans.

Robots and humans face the same risks in space.

Robots can operate in harsh environments, while humans need life support.

Robots require less training than astronauts.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 2 pts

Part 2: Which quote from the text best supports your answer?

A) “Spacecraft engineers are working to make robots more intelligent.”

B) “Astronauts undergo years of physical and mental training for space missions.”

C) “Sending robotic probes is far more complicated than sending humans.”

D) “Unlike humans, robots don’t need food, water, or oxygen to survive in space.”

 

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