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e-Activity: NASA's Artemis Space Program(Part I)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Artemis Space Program was scheduled to begin its first launch _____, from Cape Canaveral, Florida.

a)

Monday, 05 Septemer 2022

b)

Monday, 29 August 2022

c)

Saturday, 03 September 2022

d)

The first launch has not been scheduled.

2.

The Orion is a ________ spacecraft designed for deep space exploration.

a)

fully reusable, unmanned

b)

partially non-reusable, manned

c)

partially reusable, manned

d)

fully non-reusable, unmanned

3.

Which U.S. President challenged NASA to go into deep space and explore Mars?

President ______ challenged NASA to explore Mars.

a)

Trump, Donald

b)

Clinton, William

c)

Obama, Barack

d)

Bush, George W.

4.

Which region of the moon is the spacecraft associated with Artemis I, attempting to land? The spacecraft will (a)   the moon's surface.

5.

The first series of manned space missions to the moon by NASA, from 1960-1972, were named the ______ Space Missions.

a)

Apollo

b)

Jupiter

c)

Artemis

d)

Zeus

6.

What does the abbreviation, SLS represent? The abbreviation SLS represents _____.

a)

Space Launching System

b)

Space Launcher System

c)

Space Launch System

d)

Space Lunar Station

7.

On the first two(2) launch attempts, the Artemis I Rocket experienced a _____ leak, its primary source of fuel, in different areas of its construction.

a)

liquid nitrogen

b)

liquid hydrogen

c)

crude oil

d)

liquid oxygen

8.

Where was the name Artemis derived for the next series of deep space exploration by NASA? The name was derived from the _____.

a)

Olympian goddess of the Hunt, Moon and Chasity

b)

Persian goddess of the Sun and the Moon

c)

Russian goddess of War and the Seas

d)

Ethiopian goddess of Wealth and Prosperity

9.

What is the name of the vehicle sitting on top of the Artemis I Rocket, prepared for deep space exploration? The vehicle is the (a)   .

10.

One purpose of the Artemis I Space Mission is to make certain that the rocket responds the way that it needs to for future manned spaced missions in the next couple of years.

a)

True.

b)

False.

c)

The mission has not clearly been stated.