The Solar System Test 1

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Question 1
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Amit and Shalu both were playing on the terrace. Suddenly they saw a rocket in the sky and started talking about planets, stars and constellation. Amit said all the planets are hot because they revolve around the sun but Shalu said no all the planets are not equally hot. It depends on their distance from the sun. What would you do to stop the argument?

A
Try to stop the argument by giving them right information.

B
Shout at Amit, and ask why he does not know the right thing.

C
Make Amit feel bad in front of Shalu because she is right.

D
Tell Amit not to play with Shalu ever again.

Solution

Try to stop the argument by giving them right information.
Question 2
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Try to stop the argument by giving them right information.

A
Earth revolves around the sun and it also spins around its axis which is tilted, due to its tilt seasons are created.

B
Gravity is responsible for creating seasons on the earth.

C
Atmosphere on earth is responsible for change in seasons.

D
None of these.

Solution

The correct reason is (a)
Question 3
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Which of the following planets are very cold and are called ice giants?

A
Uranus and Saturn

B
Neptune and Mercury

C
Uranus and Neptune

D
Earth and Neptune

Solution

Uranus and Neptune are very cold and these two planets are called ice giants because they consist of ice.
Question 4
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Why Jupiter is called a windy planet?

A
It rotates faster than any other planet which causes high winds

B
Its fifth planet to the sun

C
It's the largest planet in the solar system.

D
All of these

Solution

Jupiter is said to be a windy planet because it rotates faster than any other planet which causes high winds.
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Read the passage below and answer the following questions? Amit went to a science museum with his elder brother who is an astronaut. From the museum, he saw the sky using a telescope and was able to see a big bright object. His brother told him that this bright object in the sky is a planet that is very unique as it has rings and the greatest number of moons. Moving further he also saw group of stars forming a shape of the bear. Returning home he was very amused and full of queries in his mind.

Can you answer some of his queries? What do we call such a group of stars that form some pattern such as a bear in Amit?s case?

A
Constellation

B
Galaxy

C
Asteroid

D
Comet

Solution

The pattern of stars that was formed is known as a constellation.
Question 6
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Which of the following statements is correct.

Statement A: Asteroids can be very large or as small as a grain of sand.
Statement B: Pluto is the ninth planet in the solar system.

A
A is true, B is false

B
A is false, B is true.

C
Both A and B are true.

D
Both A and B are false.

Solution

Asteroids can vary significantly in sizes. It can be very large or as small as a grain of sand. Pluto is not a planet anymore. It was the ninth planet of the solar system till 2006 after which it was given the status of dwarf planet.
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Solve the following riddle. With over 63 moons, you might say I have a lot. Look with a telescope to see my big red spot. The spot is a wind storm, swirling around. High in the night sky is where I can be found. Which planet am I?

A
Jupiter

B
Venus

C
Uranus

D
Saturn

Solution

The planet is Jupiter
Question 8
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There are billions of stars in the sky.

When seen closely, these stars together form a pattern or a shape. There are several such patterns that can be seen in the sky at night. Our zodiac signs are also related to them. What are such patterns of stars in the sky called as?

A
Meteors

B
Meteorites

C
Meteoroids

D
Constellation

Solution

The patterns or shapes that are made up by joining few stars together in the sky is called a constellation.
Question 9
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Which of the following is true?

Statement A: Sun is the hottest planet in the solar system.
Statement B: Sun is revolving around the Earth in an elliptical orbit.

A
Only A is true

B
Only B is true

C
Both A and B are true

D
Both A and B are ùntrue

Solution

Sun is a star and not a planet. Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system. Earth along with all other planets is revolving around the sun and not the other way round. Sun is constant in its position and is not moving around any heavenly body.
Question 10
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Solve the riddle.
No matter how hard you look, you'll never find me.

Unless you have a telescope to help you see.
I was once called a planet, but not anymore.

Now I'm just a "Dwarf Planet," but too important to ignore.Which planet am I?

A
Moon

B
Pluto

C
Ursa Major

D
Ursa Minor

Solution

The planet is Pluto. It is now called a dwarf planet and not as the ninth planet. It is the farthest from earth.

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Question 1

Try to stop the argument by giving them right information.

Shout at Amit, and ask why he does not know the right thing.

Make Amit feel bad in front of Shalu because she is right.

Tell Amit not to play with Shalu ever again.

Solution

Question 2

Earth revolves around the sun and it also spins around its axis which is tilted, due to its tilt seasons are created.

Gravity is responsible for creating seasons on the earth.

Atmosphere on earth is responsible for change in seasons.

None of these.

Solution

Question 3

Uranus and Saturn

Neptune and Mercury

Uranus and Neptune

Earth and Neptune

Solution

Question 4

It rotates faster than any other planet which causes high winds

Its fifth planet to the sun

It's the largest planet in the solar system.

All of these

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Question 5

Constellation

Galaxy

Asteroid

Comet

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Question 6

A is true, B is false

A is false, B is true.

Both A and B are true.

Both A and B are false.

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Question 7

Jupiter

Venus

Uranus

Saturn

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Question 8

Meteors

Meteorites

Meteoroids

Constellation

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Question 9

Only A is true

Only B is true

Both A and B are true

Both A and B are ùntrue

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Question 10

Moon

Pluto

Ursa Major

Ursa Minor

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