Earth

Q.

What is the imaginary line passing through the Earth from the North Pole to the South Pole?

1. String

2. Axis

3. Golden Line

4. Equator

Q. The movement of the earth around the sun is called ______.

1. spinning
2. revolution
3. inclination
4. rotation

Q. The Earth takes ________ days to complete one revolution around the Sun.

1. 365.25
2. 240
3. 200.5
4. 300

Q. The small, realistic, and round model of the Earth is called a.

1. globe
2. world map
3. spacecraft

Q.

What is the imaginary line called that divides the earth into the Northern and Southern hemispheres?

1. Longitude

2. Axis

3. Prime median

4. Equator

Q.

Which is the only planet in our Solar System that has life?

1. Earth

2. Mars

3. Jupiter

4. Uranus

Q. The imaginary line around an object in which it rotates is called its axis of rotation.

1. True
2. False

Q.

The Earth completes one rotation on its axis in ___ hours.

1. 12

2. 24

3. 365

4. 48

Q.

Which season is it in the Southern Hemisphere in position C?

1. Winter

2. Summer

3. Spring

4. Autumn

Q.

Can we breathe on the Moon like we do on Earth?

1. Yes

2. No

Q.

___ is the imaginary line that passes through the Earth from the North to the South pole.

1. Fold

2. Capricorn

3. Axis

4. Equator

Q.

How do you know if a hyperbola is horizontal or vertical?

Q. How many earth days does the planet mercury take to revolve around the sun?

1. 86
2. 82
3. None of these
4. 85

Q.

What is Difference between Rotation and Revolution?

Q.

____ Is the Model of Earth.

1. Universe

2. Satellite

3. Globe

4. None of the above.

Q.

Which areas of the earth experience direct sunlight throughout the year?

1. The north pole

2. Around the equator

3. The middle of the northern/southern hemisphere

4. The south pole

Q. If the angles between the libes joining tge foci of any ellipse to an extremity of a minor axis is 90^°, find the eccentricity?

Q. The central part of the earth has temperature.

1. high
2. moderate
3. less

Q. How much time does the Earth take to complete one rotation?

1. 12 hours
2. 24 hours
3. 6 hours
4. 20 hours

Q.

Gravity is a fundamental force acting between all objects and its effect ___ with distance.

1. Increases

2. Remains the same

3. Decreases

4. Randomly varies

Q.

Regions close to the equator receive more _____ sunlight.

1. direct

2. indirect

3. rounded

4. slant

Q. How much time does the Earth take to complete one rotation?

1. 12 hours
2. 24 hours
3. 6 hours
4. 20 hours

Q. Is there anything in the universe that is against gravity

Q. Earth's axis makes an angle of degrees with the vertical.

1. 23.4
2. 30
3. 90
4. 180

Q.

Regions close to the equator receive more ___ sunlight.

1. indirect

2. rounded

3. direct

4. slant

Q.

Regions further away from the equator receive more ___ sunlight.

1. slant

2. strong

3. rounded

4. curved

Q.

Earth is the ___ planet from the Sun.

1. 3rd

2. 4th

3. 2nd

4. 7th

Q. Choose the statement(s) which are true regarding gravity.

1. Downward pull that attracts objects towards the surface of the Earth.
2. Gravity depends on how heavy the object is.
3. The magnitude of gravity decreases with increase in distance from the Earth.
4. All of the above.

Q. In our Solar System, the Earth orbits around ____.

1. the Sun
2. Mars
3. Moon
4. Jupiter

Q. The Earth's rotation results in days and nights.

1. True
2. False