Astronaut Training Knowledge Assessment

The video tutorial, 'Astronaut Handbook' by Meghan McCarthy, guides viewers through the journey of becoming an astronaut. It covers the diverse backgrounds of astronauts, the different roles they can take, and the extensive preparation and training required. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of education, fitness, teamwork, and survival skills. It also highlights the fun aspects of training, such as experiencing weightlessness. Essential aspects of space life, including food choices, space toilets, and spacesuits, are discussed. Finally, it prepares viewers for the excitement of blast-off and living in space.

What is the main goal of astronaut school?

• To become a deep-sea diver

• To study the history of space

• To prepare for space missions

• To learn how to paint in space

Which of the following is NOT a type of astronaut?

• Space gardener

• Space chef

• Space shuttle pilot

• Satellite repairer

Why is teamwork important for astronauts?

• Because they need to share food

• Because they work in tight spaces

• Because they need to compete with each other

• Because they need to learn new languages

What is the purpose of survival training for astronauts?

• To prepare for harsh conditions

• To practice speaking with aliens

• To learn how to cook in space

• To learn how to dance in zero gravity

What is the 'vomit comet' used for?

• To test astronaut's cooking skills

• To repair satellites

• To simulate zero gravity

• To practice space gardening

What should astronauts consider when choosing their space food?

• The shape of the food

• The price of the food

• The nutritional balance

• The color of the food

Why is the space suit white?

• To blend in with the stars

• To make astronauts look like clouds

• To reflect the sun's rays

• To match the color of the space shuttle

How many measurements are taken for the astronaut's hand alone?

• 100

• 75

• 150

• 50

What do astronauts wear during takeoffs and landings?

• Orange flight suits

• Green flight suits

• Blue flight suits

• Red flight suits

How long might astronauts have to sit before liftoff?

• 3 hours

• 4 hours

• 2 hours

• 1 hour