Satellite

Q. Differentiate between planet and satellite.

Q. _________ is designed by scientists to gather information about the universe or for the purpose of communication.

1. Artificial moon
2. Communication tower
3. Artificial satellite
4. Internet

Q. What are Human-made satellites? Give two examples.

Q.

Comets are also known by the name of shooting stars.

1. True
2. False

Q. A/An ______ is a celestial body that moves around planets in the same way that planets move around the Sun.

1. meteoroid
2. meteorite
3. asteroid
4. satellite

Q. Which of the following is an example of a satellite?

1. Cartosat-3 moving around the Earth.
2. Earth moving around the Sun.
3. Europa moving around the Jupiter.
4. A rocket flying to Mars' surface.

Q.

Artificial satellites revolve around:

Q. Which of the following are true about artificial satellites?

1. Artificial satellites change their paths after every revolution.
2. They are designed to carry out research on space.
3. They are carried by a rocket and placed in orbit around the Earth.
4. They are designed to research the Earth.

Q.

FIND OUT THE NAMES OF ARTIFICIAL SATTELITES LAUNCHED BY INDIA AND WRITE ABOUT THEM

Q.

state two essential requisites of geo-stationary satellites.

Q.

What is the full moon also known as

1. Poornima

2. Amavasya

3. Both ‘A’ and ‘B’

4. None of the above

Q.

What are the large celestial bodies that reach Earth before evaporating completely called?

Q. Satellites are used for:

1. mobile communication
2. researching the Earth's core
3. airplane navigation
4. train navigation

Q. Differentiate between Meteoroids, Meteors and Meteorites.

Q.

How many planets does the Solar System consist of?

1. 7

2. 8

3. 10

4. 9

Q. Satellites are used for:

1. train navigation
2. researching the Earth's core
3. airplane navigation
4. mobile communication