Class 6 Geography Chapter 1 The Earth In The Solar System Quiz 1 (60 MCQs)

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1. In ancient India the galaxy was imagined as:
2. Full Moon can be seen only once in about a month time.
3. The Sun, eight planets, satellites, asteroids, meteoroids etc from the .....
4. The Pole star indicates the direction to the:
5. Which celestial bodies form the solar system?
6. How many planets are there in our Solar System?
7. Asteroids are found between the orbits of
8. All planets have their own satellite.
9. Name all our planets. hint:(Pluto was separated in 2006)
10. Following are true about sun.
11. What is the ultimate source of heat and light for planets?
12. Pole star always indicate the ..... direction.
13. A full moon night is also known as-
14. The sun the moon the star's asteroids, cormet etc is consists in which?
15. Tiny bodies which move around the sun are called
16. Which is the closest celestial body to our earth?
17. On which date Neil Amstrong step on to the moon
18. ..... is the only unique planet in our solar system.
19. The only planet which takes more times for rotation than revolution is?
20. Shadows on the Moon's surface are the land forms on the Moon's surface.
21. In ancient times, people used to determine ..... during the night with the help of star
22. All the planets move around the sun in-
23. Which one of the following is a natural satellite?
24. The earth is called unique planet because
25. Pluto is considered as a
26. Asteroids are tiny bodies that move around the sun between ..... and .....
27. The planet known as the "Earth's Twin" is:-
28. A group of ..... forming various patterns is called a .....
29. True or FalseThe word planet comes from the greek word planetia which means wanderers.
30. Which one of the following terms is used for the Full Moon night?
31. ..... is a huge system of billion stars and clouds of dust and gases.
32. Which of the following name is given to the new moon?
33. Moon can be seen sometimes during the day because?
34. The Sun revolves around the Earth.
35. The fourth planet from the Sun; also known as the "red planet."
36. Which of the following is an Indian Artificial satellite?
37. Which of the following is made up of millions of Galaxies?
38. The moon is ..... km away from us
39. Pluto is also known as the ..... planet.
40. How much time does Venus takes to rotate on its axis?
41. Earlier, The milky way galaxy was known as
42. The elliptical paths on which planets revolve around the Sun and satellites revolve around the planets are called .....
43. True or FalseGeoid means earth like shape
44. All the planets move around the sun in a?
45. The moon moves around the earth in about
46. The word 'planet' has been derived from the word 'planetai' which is named as
47. The full moon night is called:
48. ..... has only rings in our solar system.
49. What does word planetai means
50. Light travels at the speed of about?
51. Which of the following is an example of a constellation?
52. Full moon is also known as
53. How many planets are there in solar system
54. Which planet is the largest?
55. Light travels ..... per second.
56. A small, solid, rocky body that orbits the Sun.
57. The following planet is known as blue planet.
58. The moon moves around the earth in
59. Full Moon is also known as 'Amavasya'.
60. The largest planet of Solar System is-