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WorksheetsG7 - Chapter 10 Final Revision Practice
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 4hrs 38mins
What is #1 pointing to?
Light
The observer's eye
Telescope
Ball
What is #2 pointing to?
Eyepiece lens
Glass
A planet
Mirror
What is #3 pointing to?
Telescope stand
The universe
Big mirror
Objective lens
What are #'s 4 and 5 when looking at a refracting telescope's diagram?
A line
Air
Light
An eye
What is #1 pointing at?
Eyepiece
Hole
A door
Earth
What is #2 pointing at?
Big wall
Secondary mirror
Objective/Primary mirror
Light entrance
What is #3 pointing at?
Light
Eyepiece
Primary Mirror
Secondary mirror
What is #4 pointing at?
A galaxy
Light
Eye
Big mirror
There is a big telescope on top of a mountain, what kind of telescope is this?
Refracting telescope
Reflecting telescope
Mountain top telescope
Radio telescope
Which telescope is being shown in this image?
The Hubble
Astronaut
Telly
The Moon
When was the Hubble Space Telescope launched?
2000
1992
1990
1999
What is being shown in the image?
Space
The International Space Station
A flying car
The Hubble Space Telescope
What is the Moon known as?
A telescope
Cheese
A man made satellite
A natural satellite
What is the International Space Station known as?
Natural telescope
A man made satellite
Natural satellite
A flying car
What portion of the Electromagnetic Spectrum can radio telescopes detect?
Visible Light
Radio Frequency
Gamma waves
Microwaves
What do refracting telescopes use?
Walls
Mirrors
Lens
Glass
What do reflecting telescopes use?
Lens
Mirrors
Metal
Paper
What is an object that orbits another object in space?
space probe
satellite
telescope
planet
what are the 2 optical telescopes?
reflecting/refracting
longitudinal/latitudinal
radio/UV
infrared/catadioptric
what do space observatories do?
gather data
transmit information
all of the above
take pictures
what space tool goes beyond our solar system?
space probes
satellites
telescopes
observatories
what does a radio telescope do?
takes pictures from space and transmits them to earth
orbit around planets
finds radio emissions in the sky from natural objects or artificial satellites.
uses mirrors to focus visible light
satellites can be artificial or natural
true
false
sometimes
never
how are reflecting and refracting telescopes different?
reflecting use lenses and refracting use mirrors.
reflecting use mirrors and refracting use lenses.
they aren't different
they both use mirrors and lenses.
an artificial satellite is...?
all of above
machine-made
robot-made
man-made
what is a natural satellite?
something that takes pictures of planets
a planet or moon that orbits around another celestial body
a satellite that reports back to earth
there is no such thing as a natural satellite
what is an optical telescope?
a telescope that uses lenses to focus visible light
a telescope that doesn't use either
a telescope that uses lenses and mirrors to focus visible light
a telescope that uses mirrors to focus visible light
what is sputnik?
the first artificial satellite launched to space by the soviet
the first natural satellite launched to space by the soviet
sputnik was only a rumor
the first telescope launched to space by the soviet
Which space tool is shown here?
satellite
telescope
space probe
Hubble telescope
Which of the following does not need a medium to travel through?
electromagnetic
mechanical
sound waves
ocean waves
Which of the following goes to places too dangerous for humans?
observatory
space probe
radio telescope
spectroscope
Which space telescope is the only one collect visible light?
Hubble
James Webb
Spitizer
International space station
In which wavelength would you expect the hottest stars to emit most of their energy?
gamma rays
microwaves
radio waves
visible light
Where is the International Space Station?
on Mars
on the Moon
orbiting Earth
orbiting the Sun
Which mission sent people to the Moon?
Apollo
Explorer
Galileo
Pioneer
Which of the following is NOT a satellite?
a flyby
a moon
an orbiter
space telescope
Which is NOT a good place to build a radio telescope?
a location near a radio station
a location that is remote
a location with a large cleared area
a location with dry air
Which could increase the light- gathering power of the telescope in the opposite image?
adaptive optics
a larger eyepiece
multiple small mirrors
thicker lenses
Which is true of the telescope in the opposite image?
the eyepiece and the objective lens are concave
light is bent as it goes through the objective lens
light is reflected from the eyepiece lens to the
objective lens
the eyepiece lens can be made of many smaller lenses
Which is true about the telescope in the opposite picture?
the eyepiece and the objective lens are concave
light is bent as it goes through the secondary mirror
light is reflected from the eyepiece lens to the
objective lens
the primary mirror can be made of many smaller
mirrors
Which of the following emits visible light?
moon
planet
satellite
star
What are rockets used for?
carrying people
launching satellites
observing planets
transmitting signals
a vehicle designed to propel itself by ejecting exhaust
gas from one end
Rocket
Jet
Space Probe
Satellite
refers to anything related to the Moon
Planetry
Solar
Lunar
Moony
are reusable spacecraft that transport people and
materials to and from space
Space Shuttles
Space Probes
Space station
Satellite
What are the main types of energy the hottest stars emit
Gamma
Infrared waves
X ray
Ultraviolet
Microwaves
What are the main types of energy the coolest stars emit
Gamma
Infrared waves
Radio waves
Ultraviolet
Microwaves
What is the main type of energy the Sun emits that's collected by telescopes?
Visible light
Infrared waves
Radio waves
Ultraviolet
Microwaves
What causes the distortion?
different waves of electromagnetic spectrum
Using old telescopes
Atmosphere gases
What type of electromagnetic waves does Radio telescope collect?
Gamma
Infrared waves
Radio waves
Ultraviolet
Microwaves
What is the type of telescope labeled A
radio telescope
optical telescope
space telescope
What is the type of telescope labeled B
radio telescope
optical telescope
space telescope
What force does Rockets need to overcome to launch into space?
Electricity
Gravity
Magnetic
The opposite 3 images are for the same area of the sky.
Why are they different?
as telescopes collect different wavelengths of electromagnetic waves
because astronauts take pictures by telescopes from different locations
because they are captured at different timings
What is the name of the telescope shown in the opposite picture?
Spitzer telescope
James Webb telescope
Hubble space telescope
What type of telescope is Hubble telescope?
Radio Telescope
Optical Telescope
Optical Space telescope
How are Hope probe and Hubble telescope are different?
Hope probe orbits Earth While Hubble orbits Mars
Hope probe orbits Mars While Hubble orbits Earth
both of them orbits Earth
both of them orbits Mars
Which of the following characteristics describe "Orbiter probe"
Orbit a planet and collect data
Land on the surface of the planet
Do NOT orbit or land but continue to fly
Which of the following characteristics describe "Flyby probe"
Orbit a planet and collect data
Land on the surface of the planet
Do NOT orbit or land but continue to fly
Which of the following characteristics describe "Lander probe"
Orbit a planet and collect data
Land on the surface of the planet
Do NOT orbit or land but continue to fly
Choose the ways in which space technology has been used to improve life on Earth.
make racing suits for swimmers
lightweight firefighting gear
robotic surgery
running shoes
radial tyres for cars
What is the name of the satellite that orbits the Earth on
which Scientists conduct experiments?
Khalifa Satellite
Hubble space telescope
Hope Probe mission
International Space Station (ISS)
How do you Evaluate your learning about this chapter
What are the points you still need help to understand
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