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This section includes 1357 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Science knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
201. |
Copernicus believes the center of universe is the |
A. | sun |
B. | moon |
C. | earth |
D. | star |
Answer» B. moon | |
202. |
The apparent path of which prevails throughout the year is called |
A. | celestial sphere |
B. | ecliptic |
C. | declination |
D. | right ascension |
Answer» C. declination | |
203. |
The measure of altitude is equal to |
A. | 90° |
B. | 60° |
C. | 80° |
D. | 120° |
Answer» B. 60° | |
204. |
Telescopes are placed in drier place to avoid |
A. | heat |
B. | pressure |
C. | moisture |
D. | destruction |
Answer» D. destruction | |
205. |
A lens which collects image at the back of telescope |
A. | objective lens |
B. | polarized lens |
C. | converging lenses |
D. | diverging lens |
Answer» B. polarized lens | |
206. |
James Clerk Maxwell was the one proved the light is a part of |
A. | sun |
B. | fire |
C. | electromagnetic spectrum |
D. | energy |
Answer» D. energy | |
207. |
A point where light rays pass and converge is called its |
A. | reflect point |
B. | refract point |
C. | focal point |
D. | objective lenses |
Answer» D. objective lenses | |
208. |
With help of constellations people used to |
A. | navigate |
B. | travel |
C. | keep track of time |
D. | all of them |
Answer» E. | |
209. |
Gamma rays are considered as |
A. | longest |
B. | shortest |
C. | medium |
D. | visible |
Answer» C. medium | |
210. |
The measure of distance of any object from celestial equator is the |
A. | celestial sphere |
B. | ecliptic |
C. | declination |
D. | right ascension |
Answer» D. right ascension | |
211. |
When star is moving toward0000 and observer it takes a |
A. | red shift |
B. | blue shift |
C. | black shift |
D. | celestial shape |
Answer» C. black shift | |
212. |
At higher altitudes the air is comparatively |
A. | thinner |
B. | thicker |
C. | denser |
D. | higher |
Answer» B. thicker | |
213. |
The ancient Greeks used to take Orion as a |
A. | hunter |
B. | drum |
C. | arrow |
D. | horse |
Answer» B. drum | |
214. |
The imaginary sphere which surround the earth is regarded as |
A. | ozone |
B. | troposphere |
C. | celestial sphere |
D. | extension sphere |
Answer» D. extension sphere | |
215. |
Tyco Brahe used a tool known as |
A. | Vernier caliper |
B. | cylinder |
C. | mural quadrant |
D. | telescope |
Answer» D. telescope | |
216. |
The rays with longest wavelengths are the |
A. | x-rays |
B. | radio waves |
C. | ultraviolet rays |
D. | blue rays |
Answer» C. ultraviolet rays | |
217. |
The spectrum of all the frequencies and wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation is called |
A. | electromagnetic |
B. | electrocardiography |
C. | electrograph |
D. | electronic radiation |
Answer» B. electrocardiography | |
218. |
A region in sky with certain patterns which people used to mark for specific locations in the past is the |
A. | constellation |
B. | meteors |
C. | astrologer |
D. | marks |
Answer» B. meteors | |
219. |
Every star is located within ratio of constellation that is 1 of |
A. | 100 |
B. | 88 |
C. | 78 |
D. | 80 |
Answer» C. 78 | |
220. |
The stars which can be seen all the times and all the night are called |
A. | evergreen stars |
B. | forever stars |
C. | ubiquitous |
D. | circumpolar stars |
Answer» E. | |
221. |
A cloud of stars set at 1 million light years distance is called |
A. | comet |
B. | debris |
C. | Andromeda galaxy |
D. | Local group |
Answer» D. Local group | |
222. |
Gravitational force was discovered by |
A. | Galileo |
B. | Isaac |
C. | Edwin |
D. | Johannes Kepler |
Answer» C. Edwin | |
223. |
The mirror in Hubble Space is only |
A. | 10m |
B. | 2m |
C. | 2.5m |
D. | 5.2m |
Answer» D. 5.2m | |
224. |
The location of sun on the first day of spring is called |
A. | zenith |
B. | vernal equinox |
C. | horizon |
D. | equator |
Answer» C. horizon | |
225. |
The force of gravity depends upon the object's |
A. | mass |
B. | distance |
C. | both a and b |
D. | weight |
Answer» D. weight | |
226. |
An instrument which collects electromagnetic radiation is called |
A. | computer |
B. | telescope |
C. | microscope |
D. | android |
Answer» C. microscope | |
227. |
The of light which is covered in one year is called a |
A. | light year |
B. | bankers calendar |
C. | leap year |
D. | one year |
Answer» B. bankers calendar | |
228. |
Right ascension is measure of distance of object from eastward to |
A. | zenith |
B. | vernal equinox |
C. | horizon |
D. | equator |
Answer» C. horizon | |
229. |
A telescope which can detect black holes in space is the |
A. | Chandra x-ray Observatory |
B. | Hubble Space |
C. | Keck Telescope |
D. | Radio Telescope |
Answer» B. Hubble Space | |
230. |
Curved mirror is used in |
A. | microscope |
B. | refracting telescope |
C. | reflecting telescope |
D. | nonoptical telescope |
Answer» D. nonoptical telescope | |
231. |
At 10 million light years the galaxies visible are the |
A. | comet |
B. | debris |
C. | Andromeda galaxy |
D. | Local group |
Answer» E. | |
232. |
The person who proved existence of galaxies beyond Milky Way was the |
A. | Galileo |
B. | Isaac |
C. | Edwin |
D. | Johannes Kepler |
Answer» D. Johannes Kepler | |
233. |
The circle which is created by extending earth's equator in space is called |
A. | celestial equator |
B. | ecliptic |
C. | declination |
D. | right ascension |
Answer» B. ecliptic | |
234. |
One light year is approximately equal to |
A. | 9.4 trillion km |
B. | 9.4 billion km |
C. | 9.4 million km |
D. | 94 trillion km |
Answer» B. 9.4 billion km | |
235. |
A person who discovered craters on moon was the |
A. | Galileo |
B. | Isaac |
C. | Edwin |
D. | Johannes Kepler |
Answer» B. Isaac | |
236. |
The branch of science which deals with universe is called |
A. | astronomy |
B. | microbiology |
C. | histology |
D. | cosmology |
Answer» B. microbiology | |
237. |
Large amount of data is processed through |
A. | computer |
B. | telescope |
C. | microscope |
D. | android |
Answer» B. telescope | |
238. |
In 1966 the first space probe which landed on moon was |
A. | Luna 1 |
B. | Luna 9 |
C. | Sputnik 1 |
D. | Terra 1 |
Answer» C. Sputnik 1 | |
239. |
Space probe which discovered crates on moon was |
A. | Voyager |
B. | Pioneer |
C. | Clementine |
D. | Venera |
Answer» D. Venera | |
240. |
The first man who set foot in space was |
A. | Yuri Gagarian |
B. | Jules Verne |
C. | Neil Armstrong |
D. | Aldrin |
Answer» B. Jules Verne | |
241. |
The payload of Titan IV was |
A. | 1400kg |
B. | 1770kg |
C. | 18000kg |
D. | 29500kg |
Answer» D. 29500kg | |
242. |
A GPS is composed of solar powered satellites which are in number |
A. | 72 |
B. | 27 |
C. | 34 |
D. | 47 |
Answer» C. 34 | |
243. |
The newest space station which is constructed in LEO is |
A. | ISS |
B. | SIS |
C. | SSI |
D. | ISP |
Answer» B. SIS | |
244. |
Pioneer and Voyager were sent to |
A. | Jupiter |
B. | Mars |
C. | Venus |
D. | Moon |
Answer» B. Mars | |
245. |
Remote sensing includes gathering of |
A. | images |
B. | changes |
C. | movements |
D. | sounds |
Answer» B. changes | |
246. |
Once rockets were regarded as |
A. | reactors |
B. | reaction devices |
C. | thrust devices |
D. | reaction chambers |
Answer» C. thrust devices | |
247. |
The first successful liquid fuel rocket was launched by |
A. | Yuri Gagarian |
B. | Robert Goddard |
C. | Jules Verne |
D. | Konstantin Tsiolkovosky |
Answer» C. Jules Verne | |
248. |
The space crafts sent to probe outer solar system were |
A. | Pioneer 10 |
B. | Pioneer 1 |
C. | Pioneer 2 |
D. | Pioneer 9 |
Answer» B. Pioneer 1 | |
249. |
Any man-made object sent in space to orbit around certain body is called |
A. | geostationary orbit |
B. | low earth orbit |
C. | artificial satellite |
D. | natural satellite |
Answer» D. natural satellite | |
250. |
A space port was established in response to President Kennedy challenge in |
A. | Florida |
B. | Russia |
C. | Canada |
D. | Texas |
Answer» B. Russia | |