Autumn Equinox and Constellations Quiz

What is the primary significance of the Autumn Equinox?

• It marks the longest day of the year.

• It signifies equal day and night.

• It is the start of the summer season.

• It is when the Earth is closest to the Sun.

What causes the change in seasons on Earth?

• The shape of Earth's orbit.

• The tilt of Earth's axis.

• The distance of Earth from the Sun.

• The speed of Earth's rotation.

Which natural phenomenon is NOT associated with the Autumn Equinox?

• Migration of animals.

• Shorter and cooler days.

• End of plant growth cycles.

• Increase in daylight hours.

Which constellation is known for its Great Square and is prominent in the autumn sky?

• Cassiopeia

• Pegasus

• Orion

• Ursa Major

What is the Andromeda Galaxy known for?

• Being the most distant object visible to the naked eye.

• Being the largest planet in the solar system.

• Being the closest star to Earth.

• Being the brightest star in the sky.

Which constellation is represented as a dolphin and is easy to spot due to its diamond shape?

• Delphinus

• Aquarius

• Pisces

• Aries

Which constellation is known for its boomerang shape and is a zodiacal constellation?

• Gemini

• Scorpius

• Leo

• Capricornus

What makes the constellation Pisces challenging to find in the sky?

• Its stars are faint and not very bright.

• Its stars are very bright.

• It is located near the North Pole.

• It is only visible during the day.

Which constellation is represented as a ram and is part of the zodiac?

• Aries

• Virgo

• Taurus

• Libra

What is the significance of the Pleiades star cluster in locating Aries?

• It is directly above Aries.

• It is part of the Aries constellation.

• It points towards Aries.

• It is the brightest star in Aries.