WorksheetsAccommodations in Space Exploration Review Quizizz 7.9B
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 20mins
Astronaut spacesuits include an oxygen delivery system because -
there is less gravity in space.
space has nitrogen-rich air.
asteroids dissolve in oxygen.
space is an airless vacuum.
Which of the following parts of a spacesuit is essential for the survival of astronauts taking short space walks of less than 30 minutes?
Tool belt
Oxygen supply
Freeze-dried food
Magnetic boots
What accommodations have been designed to protect astronauts from micrometeoroids hitting their spacesuits?
Jet packs
Land rovers
Removable straps
Multilayered spacesuits
Astronauts need to exercise while in space because, without gravity, the environment in space -
lacks breathable air, including the oxygen humans need.
makes astronauts consume more calories during their missions.
provides less resistance and weakens muscles and bones.
does not allow the human body to retain heat as well as on Earth
Which of the following helps astronauts move from one area to another inside of a spaceship?
Special handles
Jet packs
Swimming strokes
Conveyor belts
Space stations require an oxygen system because the atmosphere in space -
is airless.
is poisonous.
smells bad.
is humid.
Which of the following accommodations on the space station is used by astronauts to combat the effects of microgravity on their bones?
Special handles
Velcro straps
Exercise equipment
Oxygen system
Radios are not required for astronauts to talk to each other when they are in the same room inside the space station because -
the space station is filled with air that carries sound waves.
astronauts keep their helmets on inside the space station.
computers are used to communicate inside the station.
astronauts communicate with sign language inside the station.
Astronauts wear thick gloves when they perform a space walk outside the space station. The gloves provide protection against -
low gravity.
nearby comets.
low oxygen.
low temperatures.
Spacesuits have layers that have high capacity for thermal insulation in order to -
regulate body temperature in the extremes of space.
prevent the spread of bacteria that thrive in space.
allow communication with the space station.
prevent the astronaut from sweating inside the suit.
What design element of an astronaut’s spacesuit protects him or her from micrometeoroids, which are tiny bits of space debris travelling at high speeds?
Large oxygen tank
Powerful jet pack
Small radio communicator
Tough outer shell
How do astronauts counteract the effects of microgravity on their bones while they are in space?
Monitor sensors outside the space station
Monitor sensors outside the space station
Use exercise equipment on the space station
Breathe at a faster rate than normal
What is something that space exploration has allowed us to learn? **CHECK ALL THAT APPLY**
how the solar system works
composition of the planets and their moons
effects of solar radiation on Earth and its inhabitants.
none of these
Describe the makeup of our solar system.
Our solar system is made up of only stars, comets and the Earth.
Our solar system is made up of the sun, moon, three planets and one galaxy
Our solar system is made up of the sun and the eight planets that orbit the sun, along with many other celestial bodies like moons and asteroids.
Our solar system is made up of seven planets, the moon, comets, nebulas and super novas.
What are examples of technology developed for use in space.
Calculators
Computers
Telescopes
All of these
What is included when investigating the physical conditions in space.
Investigation only planets through the use of satellites with human crews
Investigation on stars, planets, and other celestial bodies through the use of Earth based aircraft
Investigation on stars, planets, and other celestial bodies through the use of satellites, space probes, or spacecrafts with human crews
Investigation on stars through the use of spacecrafts with human crews
There is no air in space. Which of the following accommodations is required for an astronaut to directly communicate with another astronaut in space?
Computer
Radio
Space Suits
Satellites
The living quarters and equipment used to protect astronauts while in space
space station
accomodations
space suits
instruments
The layer of gas surrounding a planet that is held in place by gravity...
Earth's Magnetic Field
Magnetosphere
Ozone
Atmosphere
Electromagnetic waves with wavelengths longer than X-rays but shorter than visible light waves...
Earth's Magnetic Field
Ozone
Ultraviolet Waves (UV)
Atmosphere
The Earth’s Magnetic Field can be described as...
The layer of gas surrounding a planet that is held in place by gravity
Gas in Earth’s atmosphere that absorbs most of the damaging high-energy ultraviolet radiation from the Sun
Electromagnetic waves with wavelengths longer than X-rays but shorter than visible light waves
Magnetic lines of force from Earth’s polar north and south, acting like a giant magnet
Gas in Earth’s atmosphere that absorbs most of the damaging high-energy ultraviolet radiation (UV Rays) from the Sun
Ozone
Oxygen
Carbon Dioxide
Helium
An area that deflects and traps harmful particles; results from an interaction of Earth’s magnetic field with solar “wind” (charged plasma) streaming from the Sun...
The Earth's Magnetic Field
The Atmosphere
The Earth's Magnetosphere
The Earth's Ultraviolet Waves
This would be an example of an Atmosphere...
This is an example of Electromagnetic waves in space (Also known as Solar Wind)?
The picture below would be just like the Earth's ___________.
Electrical Field
Wind Field
Magnetic Field
Cloud Field
What causes your compass needle to point North?
The Ozone
Clouds
Earth’s Magnetic Field
The Wind
What kind of waves can cause tans, sunburns, and skin cancers?
Ocean waves
Sound waves
Light waves
Ultraviolet waves
A volume of space mostly empty of matter—including oxygen to breathe
Space Walk
Vacuum
Microgravity
Atmosphere
An Astronaut can be described as...
A complex system of garments that allows an astronaut to work safely outside a spacecraft
A person trained to drill & tunnel into the Earth
A layer in the Earth's atmosphere that deflects or absorbs UV light
A person trained to be part of a spacecraft crew
An activity in which an astronaut moves around and does work outside a spacecraft while in space
Space Jog
Space Flight
Space Walk
Space Outing
The condition in which people or objects appear to be weightless
Terminal Velocity
Macrogravity
Microgravity
Air Velocity
A Space Suit is...
An activity in which an astronaut moves around and does work outside a spacecraft while in space
A volume of space mostly empty of matter—including oxygen to breathe
A complex system of garments that allows an astronaut to work safely outside a spacecraft
The condition in which people or objects appear to be weightless
Check all that apply to this image.
Microgravity
Vacuum
Space Suit
Astronaut
Space Walk
These astronauts aboard the International Space Station are experiencing _____________.
Vacuum
Macrogravity
Microgravity
Solar Wind
The astronaut is working in the vacuum of space outside of the International Space Station. This activity is known as a _________ _______.
Space Jog
Space Walk
Space Flight
Space Drill
What term best fits this image?
Earth's Atmosphere
Space Suit
Vacuum
Space Jog
When Neil Armstrong first set foot on the moon in 1969, he knew he must protect himself from the vacuum of space and extreme temperatures. He wore a(n) _________ ________.
Space Walker
Atmosphere
Space Suit
Thermal Underwear
