On which date is the Earth in 'aphelion'?

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On which date is the Earth in 'aphelion'?

A. July-4

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A. July-4

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Which two planets do not have any satellites?
1. Mercury
2. Venus
3. Saturn
4. Pluto

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The inclination of the earth's axis, i.e. the earth's axis is tilted at an angle from perpendicular to the orbital plane or makes an angle with the plane of the earth's orbit. What are these respective angles?

A. $90^{0}$

C. $0^{0}$

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The shortest route between two places is along the

C. rivers

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What is the name of the planet which takes 88 days to make one revolution of the Sun?

A. Venus

C. Pluto

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Which two Planets do not have any satellites?

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The visible surface of the sun is known as

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Distance between the Moon and the Earth is
1. Approximately 386000 km
2. 1.25 light seconds

A. Only 1

B. Only 2

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Sunspots are

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A celestial body which revolves round the Sun and receives heat and light from it is called _____.

A. Planet

B. Orion

D. Star

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Planet nearest to the earth is _____.

A. Venus

C. Mars

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What is peninsula?

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Sun revolves around galaxy once in every 250 million years, this length of time is called _____.

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Outside Antarctica, which is the deepest part of the earth?

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Planet with nearly equal rotation and revolution time to the earth is _____.

A. Venus

C. Uranus

D. Mars

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Average temperature of the Earth is.

A. 14°C

B. 24°C

C. 34°C

D. 20°C

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Relatively cool spots of the Sun are called while relatively hot spots of the Sun are called .

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The dark patches, associated with the Sun storms present in Sun are called

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The atmosphere of Venus contains large quantity of

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How much time (approximately) does the light from the nearest star to the Sun take in reaching the earth?

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On which date is the Earth in 'aphelion'?

A. July-4

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Presently the farthest planet from the Sun is _____.

A. Pluto

C. Uranus

D. Venus

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What is the name of 'brightest Planet'?

A. Venus

C. Mars

D. Saturn

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The permanent tilt of the Earth's axis and the revolution of the Earth in its orbit together cause

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The rate of rotation of the Earth on its axis is the highest on which of the following date?

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When the earth is at its maximum distance from the Sun it is said to be in

B. Apogee

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What do you call a narrow neck oC land that connects two larger landmasses?

C. Cape

D. Strait

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Smallest planet of our Solar System is _____.

A. Pluto

B. Earth

C. Venus

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What is the time difference for every degree of longitude?

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Which star la called the brightest star (Dog star)?

A. Sirius

C. Orion

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Answer 1

B. December-22

Answer 2

C. September-23

Answer 3

D. June-21

Answer 4

A. 1 and 2

Answer 5

B. 2 WtQ 3

Answer 6

C. 3 and 4

Answer 7

D. 1 and 4

Answer 8

B.

23 {\frac{1}{2}}^{0}

Answer 9

D.

66 {\frac{1}{2}}^{0}

Answer 10

A. longitudes

Answer 11

B. latitudes

Answer 12

D. direction of winds

Answer 13

B. Mercury

Answer 14

D. Neptune

Answer 15

A. Venus and Mercury

Answer 16

B. Venus and Uranus

Answer 17

C. Venus and Neptune

Answer 18

D. Mercury and Uranus

Answer 19

A. Chromosphere

Answer 20

B. Sunspots

Answer 21

C. Sun surface

Answer 22

D. Photosphere

Answer 23

C. Both land 2

Answer 24

D. None of these

Answer 25

A. undulations on the solar surface

Answer 26

B. huge magnetic storms on the solar surface

Answer 27

C. places with adequate sunshine

Answer 28

D. places of tourist importance

Answer 29

C. Satellite

Answer 30

B. Mercury

Answer 31

D. Jupiter

Answer 32

A. A narrow belt of land

Answer 33

B. A mountainous island

Answer 34

C. A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides

Answer 35

D. A range of hills

Answer 36

A. Cosmic or Galactic Year

Answer 37

B. Mean Solar Year

Answer 38

C. Sidereal Year

Answer 39

D. Leap Year

Answer 40

A. The Dead Sea

Answer 41

B. The Aral Sea

Answer 42

C. The Caspian Sea

Answer 43

D. Lake Baikal

Answer 44

B. Mercury

Answer 45

A. Fusionspot, Facu1ae

Answer 46

B. Sunspot, Faculae

Answer 47

C. Faculae, Sunspot

Answer 48

D. Sunspot, Hotspot

Answer 49

A. Sunspots

Answer 50

B. Pulsars

Answer 51

C. White Dwarfstar

Answer 52

D. Supernova

Answer 53

A. Carbondioxide and sulphuric acid

Answer 54

B. Carbondioxide and nitric acid

Answer 55

C. Nitrogen and sulphuric acid

Answer 56

D. Nitrogen and nitric acid

Answer 57

A. the formation of universe

Answer 58

B. the origin and evolution of earth's crust

Answer 59

C. formation of Solar System

Answer 60

D. formation of constellation

Answer 61

A. 4.3 seconds

Answer 62

B. 4.3 years

Answer 63

C. 4.3 minutes

Answer 64

D. 4.3 hours

Answer 65

B. December-22

Answer 66

C. September-23

Answer 67

D. June-21

Answer 68

B. Neptune

Answer 69

B. Mercury

Answer 70

A. Day and night

Answer 71

B. Varying lengths of day and night at different times of the year

Answer 72

C. Differences in time between places on different meridians

Answer 73

D. The deflection of winds

Answer 74

A. It never changes

Answer 75

B. January-4

Answer 76

C. January-3

Answer 77

D. January-21

Answer 78

A. Perigee

Answer 79

C. Perihelion

Answer 80

D. Aphelion

Answer 81

A. Peninsula

Answer 82

B. Isthmus

Answer 83

D. Mercury

Answer 84

A. Eight minutes

Answer 85

B. Ten minutes

Answer 86

C. Four minutes

Answer 87

D. Twelve minutes

Answer 88

B. Proxima Centaury

Answer 89

D. Pole Star

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The shortest route between two places is along the

What is the name of the planet which takes 88 days to make one revolution of the Sun?

Which two Planets do not have any satellites?

The visible surface of the sun is known as

Distance between the Moon and the Earth is 1. Approximately 386000 km2. 1.25 light seconds

Sunspots are

A celestial body which revolves round the Sun and receives heat and light from it is called _____.

Planet nearest to the earth is _____.

What is peninsula?

Sun revolves around galaxy once in every 250 million years, this length of time is called _____.

Outside Antarctica, which is the deepest part of the earth?

Planet with nearly equal rotation and revolution time to the earth is _____.

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On which date is the Earth in 'aphelion'?

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The permanent tilt of the Earth's axis and the revolution of the Earth in its orbit together cause

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Which star la called the brightest star (Dog star)?

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4. Pluto

Distance between the Moon and the Earth is
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2. 1.25 light seconds

Relatively cool spots of the Sun are called while relatively hot spots of the Sun are called .