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Space Multiple Choice #2

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Last updated: June 4, 2019
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1. Which planet from the Sun is the Earth?
3rd ✓
4th ✓
2nd ✓
5th ✓
2. Where does moon's light come from?
The sun ✓
Other stars in the universe ✓
The Earth ✓
The moon itself ✓
3. Which moon of Saturn has methane lakes?
Titan ✓
Enceladus ✓
Aegaeon ✓
Mimas ✓
4. About how big is the solar system? (in AU)
278 ✓
77 ✓
40 ✓
122 ✓
5. What is the biggest known galaxy?
Andromeda Galaxy ✓
IC 1101 ✓
The Milky Way ✓
Abell 2029 ✓
6. Which is denser?
Saturn ✓
Water ✓
7. What is the border between light and dark on the Moon called?
The Terminator ✓
The Prime Meridean ✓
The Penumbra ✓
The Dividing Line ✓
8. Which of these planets has the thickest atmosphere?
Earth ✓
Venus ✓
Mercury ✓
Mars ✓
9. Where are comets said to come from?
Another galaxy ✓
The Oort Cloud ✓
Pluto ✓
The Asteroid Belt ✓
10. What is (about) the diameter of the known universe? (Light years)
46 billion ✓
22 billion ✓
93 billion ✓
48 billion ✓
11. What kind of galaxy is most common?
Elliptical ✓
Irregular ✓
Spiral ✓
Barred Spiral ✓
12. What makes up most of the universe?
Fermionic matter ✓
Dark matter ✓
Dark energy ✓
Baryonic (normal) matter ✓
13. How many moons are bigger than Mercury?
0 ✓
2 ✓
1 ✓
4 ✓
14. Which of these is a Yellow Hypergiant?
Rho Cassiopeiae ✓
89 Hercules ✓
ε Geminorum ✓
UY Scuti ✓
15. What was the first satellite beyond the Solar System?
Voyager II ✓
New Horizons ✓
Voyager I ✓
Pioneer 10 ✓
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