CSS General Knowledge Online Entry Test With Answers

CSS General Knowledge Online Entry Test

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1 Naturally occurring molten rock material generated and found within the Earth. Magma Igneous Rock Lava Sedimentary
2 The Earth's average distance is _______ kilometers from the Sun. 93,000,000 149,597,000 9,300,000 1,495,970,000
3 Which of the following planets has the smallest diameter? Mercury Mars Pluto Venus
4 What is Mercury in our solar system? The smallest planet The fastest planet The planet nearest to Sun All of these
5 What is it called when the Moon is blocked out by the earth's shadow? Lunar eclipse Earth eclipse Solar eclipse Partial eclipse
6 When matter spins towards a black hole, what kind of energy does it release? Light energy Ultraviolet rays Infrared light X-ray energy
7 Which planet has maximum number of rings? Saturn Venus Jupiter Mercury
8 The sun's energy production takes place where? The surface The Core The Corona None of these
9 What is the main composition of the sun? Oxygen and Ammonia Hydrogen and Helium Hydrogen and Oxygen Methane and Hydrogen
10 Titan's atmosphere consists mainly of: Hydrogen Nitrogen Helium Oxygen
11 Aurora are more likely to occur where? Earth's equator Earth's magnetic poles Earth's interior Earth's oceans
12 Our Sun is located where in the galaxy? Not in any galaxy In the center of the galaxy 30,000 light years from the center At the very outer edge of the galaxy
13 How long has the sun been in existence? 10 billion years 4.5 million years 4.5 billion years 4.5 trillion years
14 Which planet has shortest year? Mercury Jupiter Earth Pluto
15 Which planet has longest day? Mercury Venus Earth Pluto
16 The heaviest mass revolving round the sun is: Moon Jupiter Neptune Pluto
17 Mars is the ____________ plant from the Sun. Third Fourth Fifth Second
18 The largest satellite of Saturn is: Lapetus Rhea Dione Titan
19 Lunar eclipse occurs only on a: First quarter day Full moon day New moon day Last moon day
20 The point in the Earth's orbit when it is farthest from the sun (152.5 million kilometers) and it occurs on the 3rd or 4th of july is called: Aphelion Perihelion Latitude Solar time
21 How much of the solar system's mass does the sun contain? Over 99% Between 60% and 80% Less than 60% Between 90% and 99%
22 What stage of its life is our Sun in now? Red Giant stage Natural sequence Supernova Main Sequence
23 How far is our solar system away from the nearest bright star cluster? 150 light years 50 light years 100 light years 2 light years
24 The surface of the Sun is called the? Chromospheres Ground Corona Photosphere
25 What is the farthest planet that can be seen without a telescope? Uranus Neptune Saturn Jupiter
26 The sun is composed mainly of these two elements Hydrogen and Helium Helium and Argon Nitrogen and Hydrogen Carbon and Oxygen
27 The great Dark Spot- a cloud of methane as big as the Earth itself can be found on planet? Saturn Jupiter Neptune Mercury
28 A light year is equal to: 6 million, million kms 7.50 million, million kms 9.50 million, million kms 11 million, million kms
29 The earth revolves around the sun at a speed of: 18.5 km/sec 26.6 km/sec 29 km/sec 31.9 km/sec
30 Which planet is known as "Earth's near twin planet"? Mercury Mars Venus Neptune
31 The rising of the evening star indicates the South Pole North Pole East West
32 The planet which has longest year is: Mercury Venus Earth Neptune
33 The sun: What was it 'born' and how long is it still expected to shine? 7 billion years ago; 2 billion years 9.7 billion years ago; 1000 years 5.3 billion years ago; 900 million years 4.6 billion years ago; 5 billion years
34 The Great Dark Spot was a storm on? Jupiter Sun Venus Neptune
35 The main asteroid belt is between the planets Jupiter and Saturn Mars and Jupiter Earth and Mars Mercury and Mars
36 How many layers are present in the atmosphere of the sun? 1 2 3 4
37 How many days does the moon take to return to the same position among the constellations? 28 days 29 days 26 days 30 days
38 Edmund Halley (comet) reappears after a time of every how many years? 86 years 76 years 68 years 96 years
39 In which year will Pluto complete one orbit since its discovery? 2010 2178 2426 1930
40 There are literally millions of known galaxies in the universe. We live in the Milky Way galaxy, on the end of one of the 'arms'. What is the shape of Milky Way galaxy? Spiral Geoid Ecliptic None of these
41 The planet with the shortest year is-- Earth Mercury Mars Pluto
42 Which one is the biggest planet of the Solar system? Mercury Earth Pluto Jupiter
43 What are asteroids? Minor planets revolving round the sun between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter Luminous celestial bodies moving round the Sun A group of fixed stars arranged naturally None of these
44 Which is the hottest planet in our solar system? Venus Neptune Mars Mercury
45 It is the point in the Earth's orbit when it is closest to the Sun (147.5 million km) and it occurs on the 3rd or 4th of January is called Latitude Solar time Perihelion Aphelion
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