WorksheetsGrp2_LIAO
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins
How many Planets are there in the Solar System ?
5
6
7
8
The Sun is a ______________.
Star
Planet
Comet
Asteroid
The planet farthest from the Sun is:
Mercury
Neptune
Earth
Mars
The Planets revolve around the _____.
Sun
Mercury
Earth
Asteroid
Which planet is known as king of rings
Earth
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Which is the largest planet of our solar system ?
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Which Planet is between Mercury and Earth?
Venus
Uranus
Saturn
Jupiter
Sun gives out
Water
Food
Heat & Light
Rain
The Mercury is ______________ to the Sun
Closest
Farthest
Second Planet
Third Planet
Earth is the ______ planet from the Sun
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Which is the smallest planet?
Mars
Venus
Neptune
Mercury
New Moon phase also means ____________.
Full Moon
Quarter Moon
No Moon
What are the 4 main parts of rocket?
Nose cone , Fins , Motors , Frame
Nose cone, Rocket body , Nozzle, Fins
Engine, Body, Oxygen, Nose cone
Engine, Nose cone, oxygen , Fins
On which principle Rocket works
Newton's First law
Newton's second law
Newton's Third law
None of the above
In space where there is no gravity, a rocket will require less energy to move.
True
False
What is it?
Launch
Landing
Light
Asteroid
The sun, the trillions of planets and all the stars make the
Galaxy
solar system
Universe
Multiverse
What makes a shadow?
something blocks the light
something makes light
the room is dark
the Sun goes down
Which is NOT a source of light?
Which one of these items is NOT a light producer?
Sun
Stars
book
Which object allows you to see your reflection?
rock
mirror
paper
Opaque is?
Material that allows light to pass through
Light made by nature
Material that allows no light to pass through
Which among them help us to see the objects
Eyes
Light
Both
None
Which space company launched Hubble telescope
ISRO
ROSCOSMOS
NASA
JAXA
The Milky Way Galaxy is a
spiral
elliptical
irregular
What is the Moon known as?
A planet
Cheese
A man made satellite
A natural satellite
an immense cloud of dust & gas where stars are born
black hole
nebula
prominence
supernova
The moon reflects the light of
Earth
Mercury
Sun
Jupiter
Who discovered the Milky Way galaxy?
Albert Einstein
Edmond Halley
Edwin Hubble
Galileo
What is a compass used for?
To show the direction
To design clothes
Are shadows size same through out the day?
Does the Sun move?
The Sun is the biggest star in the Universe .
True
False
Earth is a ___________.
star
planet
galaxy
The attractive force between objects is called....
force
Gravity
inertia
motion
The Earth’s natural satellite is ………..
Mars
Moon
Which planet is referred to as the ‘Red Planet’ ?
Earth
Mercury
Mars
The surface of the Moon has big holes called…………
craters
holes
The gravity on moon is _ of the Earth's gravity
1/6
1/4
1/2
1/9
A name given to a group of stars in the sky that make up a certain pattern is ______.
galaxy
constellation
star dust
meteor
An optical instrument designed to make distant objects appear nearer by using a special arrangement of lenses and mirrors is ______ .
binocular
telescope
sky gazer
none
To observe sky, you need to be an astronaut.
True
False
Who was th first person to walk on the moon?
Buzz Aldrin
Neil Armstrong
Guion Bluford
Yurt Gagarin
Sally Ride
Who was the first human to go into outer space and orbit the earth?
Buzz Aldrin
Neil Armstrong
Guion Bluford
Yuri Gagarin
Sally Ride
The moon's surface is covered with what?
water
craters or holes
salt
plants
What is this phase of moon called?
New Moon
Full Moon
Half Moon
Crescent Moon
The moon _______ around the earth.
rotates
revolves
Venus is the ____________ planet in our Solar System.
coldest
hottest
rainiest.
What orbits Earth?
Mars
Sun
Moon
Venus
What is Gravity?
A force that makes us float
An invisible force that keeps us on the ground
An invisible force that rocks us
Which planet has the strongest gravity?
Earth
Jupiter
Mars
Can you see gravity?
No
Yes
Maybe
I don't know
On different planets, your weight will be different
True
False
Which property remains same when you move to different planets
Mass
Weight
Both
None
Which force is represented in this picture?
Magnetism
Air resistance
Friction
Gravity
Who discovered gravity?
Sir Isaac Newton
Albert Einstein
Leonardo da Vinci
Oprah Winfrey
When the moon passes between the earth and the sun, this results in a.....
Waxing moon
lunar eclipse
solar eclipse
sun rise
This image is showing us a.....
solar eclipse
lunar eclipse
phases of the moon
earth eclipse
Do we always see the same face of the moon
Yes
No
Bonus: How long is a moon year and how long is a moon day.
27 days - 27 days
365 days - 24 hrs
1 day- 2 days
300 days - 100 days
One of the most famous short-period comets is called?
Hallie's Comet
Halley's Comet
Hale Comet
Hale-Bopp Comet
What is the reason that earth is able to support life?
Perfect distance from the sun
Has atmosphere
Has water
All of the above
Which is the outer layer of the Earth?
Mantle
Crust
Outer core
Inner core
Who was the first Indian astronaut?
Sunita Williams
Rakesh Sharma
Kalpana Chawla
WE NEED ______________ TO BREATHE
WATETR
AIR
OIL
AIR IS USED IN _______________
BURNING
FLYING
SAILING
ALL THE ABOVE
WE CANNOT _________,_________ AND ____________ AIR
TOUCH
SMELL
TASTE
ALL THE ABOVE
Earth is covered with water. It is also called _________.
red planet.
blue planet.
yellow planet.
Which of the following is not a property of air?
Air has weight
Air occupies space
Air exerts pressure
Air is visible
Which of the following is present in Air?
Dust
Table
Chair
None of the above
Which of the following cannot be seen?
Moon
Stars
Air
Water
This is the biggest object in the Solar System
The Sun is in the _______________ of the Solar System.
left
front of
middle ( centre )
right
Which is the hottest object?
