General Questions about Universe for KIDS

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Test for kids..Are You Prepared for the Test?


Let's get started the quiz. Choose your replies from the available options.


Q1. One rotation of the Earth takes about __________ hours. 

a) 6 

b) 12

c) 24

d) 36

Q2.The rotation of the Earth occurs when ____________. 

a) The Earth orbits the moon

b) The Earth orbits the sun

c) The Earth spins on its axis 

d) The sun orbits the Earth.

Q3. The __________ of the Earth causes the seasons to shift.

a) Revolution

b) Rotation 

c) Earth's orbit 

d) When the moon obscures the sun

Q4. The most abundant gas on Earth is ___________.

a) Carbon Dioxide

b) Hydrogen

c)  Nitrogen

d) Oxygen

Q5.Which of the following part of the sun is visible to humans? 

a) photosphere

b) corona

c) chromospheres

d) core

Q6.How many planets are there in our Solar System?Now that pluto has been removed.

a) 9

b) 8

c) 12

d) 6

Q7.What is the Solar System's smallest planet?

a) Mercury

b) Venus

c) Mars

d) Jupiter

Q8.What is the largest planet in our Solar System? 

a) Venus

b) Mars

c) Jupiter

d) Saturn

Q9.Which is the hottest planet in our Solar System? 

a) Mercury

b) Venus

c) Earth

d) Uranus

Q10.Which planet is known as the "Red Planet"?

a) Mars

b) Neptune

c) Pluto

d) Saturn


ANSWERS:

1)24
2)The Earth spins on its axis
3)Revolution
4)Nitrogen
5)Photosphere
6)8
7)Mercury
8)Jupiter
9)Venus
10)Mars

I think all of you answered correctly.. 😍

Follow for more informations.. ByKavitha


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