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Stars seem to shift their position from

a. north to south

b. east to west

c. south to north

d. west to east

Option b – east to west

Meteors are popularly referred to as

a. pole star

b. sirius

c. ursa major

d. shooting stars

Option d – shooting stars

Halley’s comet is visible approximately once every

a. 76 years

b. 72 years

c. 100 years

d. 87 years

Option a – 76 years

Which of the following is not considered a planet?

a. jupiter

b. saturn

c. great bear

d. mercury

Option c – great bear

Which constellation resembles a twisted ‘M’ shape?

a. cassiopeia

b. great bear

c. leo major

d. orion

Option a – cassiopeia

Great Bear is categorized as a

a. asteroid

b. comet

c. constellation

d. galaxy

Option c – constellation

Which celestial body can impact and reach Earth’s surface?

a. comet

b. meteor

c. asteroid

d. meteorite

Option d – meteorite

When the moon fully blocks the sun from Earth’s view, it is called

a. partial Solar eclipse

b. total Solar eclipse

c. annular eclipse

d. hybrid eclipse

Option b – total Solar eclipse

The planet that is closest to Earth is

a. mercury

b. venus

c. jupiter

d. saturn

Option b – venus

The most luminous planet in the night sky is

a. mercury

b. venus

c. jupiter

d. saturn

Option b – venus

Orion is an example of a

a. star

b. planet

c. constellation

d. satellite

Option c – constellation

The planet known as both the morning and evening star is

a. mercury

b. venus

c. saturn

d. Earth

Option b – venus

Among the listed, the brightest planet is

a. venus

b. saturn

c. mars

d. mercury

Option a – venus

The planet nearest to the Sun is

a. jupiter

b. mercury

c. neptune

d. venus

Option b – mercury

The planet located farthest from the Sun is

a. neptune

b. jupiter

c. venus

d. mercury

Option a – neptune

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