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Worksheets2023 "Life Without Gravity" Student Review Questions
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 23mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What happens to your stomach in space?
a)
nothing happens
b)
it gets upset
c)
your nose gets stuffy
d)
it gets swollen
2.
What are globules?
a)
Drops of liquid
b)
People
c)
Tiny Aliens
d)
Pieces of food that astronauts eat
3.
Does the body get heavier when you go back down to earth?
a)
yes
b)
no
c)
i dont know
d)
both yes and no
4.
What do astronauts always say?
a)
the food tastes blander
b)
the food tastes delicious
c)
the food taste horrible
d)
the food tastes weird
5.
When in space, astronauts will usually _________.
a)
test expirements with gravity.
b)
throw up.
c)
panic.
d)
be weak and uncomfortable.
6.
Jerry Linenger, who spent more than 4 months on the Russian space station, got back to Earth and felt said "________________".
a)
"It was very exciting."
b)
"I though I could see Mars."
c)
"Ye-ech!"
d)
"My body felt like a 500 pound barbell."
7.
Why do astronauts get taller while in space?
a)
Space
b)
The lack of gravity causes them to routinely grow
c)
Their body gets upset and confused.
d)
In microgravity, your blood is rerouted, flowing from the legs, which become thin and sticklike, to the head, which swells up.
8.
What did Linenger's body feel like when he went to bed that night?
a)
Soft and cozy
b)
He was floating away
c)
He was being smashed into the mattress.
d)
It felt as if he was being watched from all sides of the bed.
9.
What are some bonuses of going to space?
a)
You can fly around like superman
b)
Do a 2 hour workout everyday
c)
Throwup
d)
Stuffy Nose
10.
What are some bad things about going to space?
a)
Being able to fly
b)
Lifting heavy objects like nothing.
c)
Muscles becoming feeble
d)
being able to see things from space
11.
What happens after you're in space for a long time?
a)
You will grow
b)
You will fly on earth
c)
Your bones weaken
d)
You can teleport
12.
What word means drops of liquid?
a)
Blander
b)
Globules
c)
Feeble
d)
Spines
13.
What happens to your bones and muscles if you don't exercise in space?
a)
Get weak
b)
Get stronger
c)
Nuthing
d)
They will have very minor changes
14.
"Since the first manned space missions in the 1960s, scientists have discovered that being weightless in space isn't just flying around like Superman." Based off this sentence, what does "manned" mean?
a)
Human-involved
b)
Man-made
c)
Controlled on Earth by humans
d)
Modified for men
15.
Astronauts say that food tastes ___________ in space.
a)
colder
b)
weird
c)
blander
d)
hot
16.
What happens to your muscles in space?
a)
They become feeble.
b)
They become stronger.
c)
They disappear.
d)
They stretch out.
17.
How do you drink in space?
a)
Open cup
b)
Like normal
c)
With a straw and a clamp
d)
You're not allowed to
18.
What are some effects that happen coming back from space?
a)
Your body feels heavy
b)
You feel sick
c)
It's hard to walk
d)
All of the above
19.
What happens to your bones in space?
a)
They get weak.
b)
Nuthing
c)
They get stronger.
d)
They all brake.
20.
Why do you need to exerciser in space?
a)
To make you weaker
b)
to make you extra strong
c)
to keep your mussel from getting weak
d)
just for fun
21.
How long was Jerry Linenger in space for?
a)
4 weeks
b)
4 months
c)
2 days
d)
10 years
22.
Why can you not drink water out of a cup in space?
a)
because it is too easy.
b)
no gravity makes it float away.
c)
no water in space.
d)
No one wants to.
23.
What do astronauts have to do to prevent the bone from breaking when they get back from earth?
a)
sleep
b)
eat
c)
exercise
d)
fight aliens
24.
How do you get to space?
a)
You cant.
b)
you walk.
c)
you fly like Superman.
d)
you take a rocket ship.
25.
Who wrote life without gravity
a)
Robert Zimmerman
b)
John wick
c)
Tom Brady
d)
Timmy from south park
26.
What happens when your body isn't used to space yet?
a)
a.) you feel like throwing up
b)
b.)you lose your appetite
c)
c.) nothing. your body gets used to it right away
d)
d.) both a & b
27.
What does feeble mean in the following sentence? Your bones get very feeble in space.
a)
strong
b)
weak
c)
slim
d)
long
28.
"My body felt like 500 pound barbell" is an example of a
a)
metaphor
b)
similarity
c)
simile
d)
Onomatopoeia
29.
What is the definition of feeble?
a)
Strong
b)
Weak
c)
Quiet
d)
Angry
30.
What percent of your bone tissue can you lose before your bones snap when you get back to Earth?
a)
0.04
b)
0.08
c)
0.03
d)
0.1
31.
What does blander mean?
a)
Has zero taste what so ever
b)
Has less flavor than before
c)
Has so much flavor that you can't possibly eat it
d)
Has more flavor than before
32.
What do the astronauts NOT feel when they came back to earth?
a)
Weightless
b)
Heavy
c)
Scared they would float away.
d)
Pressure
33.
What happens to their bones while in space?
a)
They get bigger
b)
They disapear
c)
They break
d)
They get thin and spongy
34.
Do astronauts have to do a boring workout in space? If so, why?
a)
No, being in space is the same as earth so there is no need to do anything
b)
Yes, just a quick 5 minute workout because it is fun
c)
Yes, one for about 2 hours because it prevents our bones from being weak on earth
d)
No, Cadence can't think of another answer
35.
What happens to your spine when in 0 gravity?
a)
You Grow 1 to 3 in tall Correct
b)
You shrink
c)
it breaks
d)
you die
36.
What happens to your bones in space?
a)
They get thin and spongey
b)
They break
c)
You die
d)
They spread apart
37.
What does blander mean?
a)
more tastless
b)
very tasty
c)
gross
d)
a part of your body that store liquid waste
38.
What is one of the physical issues astronauts face?
a)
Eyeballs swelling
b)
nauseous feeling
c)
unconsciousness
d)
constipation
39.
Do astronauts recover muscle loss?
a)
Yes, if they exercise
b)
No, muscle loss cannot be recovered
c)
Yes, If they eat a lot
d)
No, because they did not regain weight
40.
What happens if you don't exercise in space?
a)
you turn into soup
b)
You can't recover muscle
c)
nothing, everything will remain normal
d)
your blood pressure will get dangerously high
41.
How do they exercise when out of orbit?
a)
they don't exercise
b)
they swim
c)
run and lift weights
d)
run on treadmill and bike
42.
What happens when you go back to Earth?
a)
nothing
b)
you're normal
c)
everything is confuisng
d)
you struggle to do normal life tasks
43.
What does the word manned mean?
a)
Having human operators on board.
b)
Backbones
c)
Weak
d)
Having people work on jobs.
44.
Will you heart shrink?
a)
None of these
b)
no
c)
maybe
d)
yes
45.
How long do you need to excise to keep your legs strong enough on Earth?
a)
2-2.5 hours
b)
3-3.5 hours
c)
1-1.5 hours
d)
4-5 minutes
46.
What happens to the stomach?
a)
hurts
b)
it hurts and you could through up
c)
your hungry
d)
all above
47.
What is something good about being in space?
a)
Being able to gravitate.
b)
Being able to eat while flying
c)
Runnig slower
d)
Sleeping
48.
What is the main idea of Life Without Gravity?
a)
Life in space is easy.
b)
Astronauts regret their decisions to spend time in space.
c)
Space is a wonderful place full of exciting opportunities.
d)
Astronauts in space learn to adjust to life in microgravity.
49.
What does microgravity mean?
a)
The amount of gravity equivalent to earth.
b)
The state of near weightlessness that astronauts experience in space.
c)
More gravity than earth, weighs people down.
d)
The ISS's nickname.
50.
When was the first manned space mission?
a)
1950s
b)
1960s
c)
1970s
d)
1980s
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