Multiple-Choice Questions or Objective Type Questions on Universe [PDF Included]

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MCQ Questions or Objective-Type Questions

Here are the Viva Questions on Universe:

• The universe is a/an:

1. Empty space
2. Filled space
3. Star
4. Both (i) and (ii)

Ans: (4)

• The stars are made of:

1. Hot burning gas
2. Dust
3. Celestial objects
4. Both (1) and (2)

Ans: (4)

• A galaxy is a collection of:

1. Stars and Planets
2. Gases
3. Dust
4. All of the above

Ans: (4)

• The other name of Milkyway Galaxy is:

1. Akash Ganga
2. Akash Yamuna
3. Draco
4. Ursha Major

Ans: (1)

• The sun appears brighter and bigger because:

1. It is far away from our Earth
2. It is biggest star in this Universe
3. It is closer to the Earth
4. None of the above

Ans: (3)

• Another name of the “Big Bear” constellation is:

1. Ursha major
2. Ursha large
3. Orion major
4. Draco major

Ans: (1)

• Big Bang is a huge

1. Constellation
2. Universe
3. Explosion that creates the universe
4. None of these

Ans: (3)

• The sun is a huge, glowing ball of:

1. Hot gases
2. Solid rocks
3. Dust
4. None of these

Ans: (1)

• Each planet moves around the sun in a fixed path. This path is called

1. Axis
2. Orbit
3. Revolution
4. Rotation

Ans: (2)

• The planet’s movement around the Sun is known as:

1. Axis
2. Orbit
3. Revolution
4. Rotation

Ans: (3)

• Which of the following have the light of their own?

1. Mercury
2. Sun
3. Earth
4. Mars

Ans: (2)

• Find the odd one:

1. Sun
2. Draco
3. Orion
4. Big bear

Ans: (1)

• The planet’s movement around its own axis is called:

1. Axis
2. Orbit
3. Revolution
4. Rotation

Ans: (4)

• The memory aids that help us to remember certain things, lists are called:

1. Dwarf
2. Mnemonics
3. Menomics
4. None of the above

Ans: (2)

• Natural satellite of Earth is:

1. Sputnik
2. Pluto
3. Titan
4. Moon

Ans: (4)

• The red planet is:

1. Earth
2. Venus
3. Mars
4. Mercury

Ans: (3)

• The closest planet to Sun is:

1. Earth
2. Venus
3. Mars
4. Mercury

Ans: (4)

• Mercury takes approximately _ days to complete one orbit around the sun.

1. 365
2. 356
3. 88
4. 66

Ans: (3)

• The brightest planet is:

1. Earth
2. Venus
3. Mars
4. Mercury

Ans: (2)

• Morning star/ evening star is:

1. Earth
2. Venus
3. Mars
4. Mercury

Ans: (2)

• The fifth largest planet is:

1. Earth
2. Venus
3. Mars
4. Mercury

Ans: (1)

• Blue Planet is:

1. Earth
2. Venus
3. Mars
4. Mercury

Ans: (1)

• Which of the following planet has faint rings?

1. Neptune
2. Jupitar
3. Urenus
4. Venus

Ans: (3)

• The largest planet in our solar galaxy is:

1. Neptune
2. Jupitar
3. Urenus
4. Venus

Ans: (2)

• Jupiter takes _  Earth years to complete one revolution around the sun.

1. 1
2. 6
3. 12
4. 18

Ans: (3)

• The second-largest planet in our solar system is:

1. Neptune
2. Jupitar
3. Urenus
4. Saturn

Ans: (4)

• The coldest planet in our solar system is:

1. Neptune
2. Jupitar
3. Urenus
4. Venus

Ans: (1)

• Who proved that the Earth is spherical and round?

1. Ferdinand Magellan
2. Galileo Galilee
3. Copernicus
4. None of these

Ans: (1)

• In which year it was proved that the Earth is round in shape?

1. 1225
2. 1522
3. 1252
4. 1555

Ans: (2)

• The flattened uppermost tip of the Earth is known as:

1. North pole
2. South pole
3. East pole
4. West pole

Ans: (1)

• The flattened lowermost tip of the Earth is known as:

1. North pole
2. South pole
3. East pole
4. West pole

Ans: (2)

• How much percentage of Earth’s surface is water?

1. 30
2. 50
3. 70
4. 90

Ans: (3)

• The necessary condition to support life is:

1. Presence of water
2. Suitable atmosphere
3. Its right distance from the Sun
4. All of the above

Ans: (4)

• Why is the atmosphere needed?

1. To provide oxygen
2. To provide air and water
3. To block the harmful rays of the Sun from entering the Earth
4. To block Carbon-Di-Oxide

Ans: (3)

• A black hole is a:

1. Star with no atmosphere surrounded
2. Pulsating star
3. Contracted star having very dense gravitational pull
4. None of these

Ans: (3)

• Which of the following property is indicated by the color of a star?

1. Density
2. Distance
3. Size
4. Temperature

Ans: (4)

• Which of the following planets have no natural satellites?

1. Earth and Mars
2. Uranus and Jupiter
3. Earth and Saturn
4. Mercury and Venus

Ans: (4)

Quiz Questions on Universe

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Conclusion

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