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How long does it take to get to the moon?
A few days A few minutes A few hours A whole year
What colour does fire often have?
Orange and yellow Blue and green Purple and pink Black and white
Where do missiles usually land?
In the sea In the garden On a roof In a tree
Where does a rocket stand before take-off?
On the ground In a tree In a pond On a roof
What does an astronaut's helmet look like?
Round and transparent Square and red Triangular and green Flat and yellow
When is the best time to watch rockets take off?
In clear weather In thick fog In case of heavy rain In snowstorm
What do you see twinkling at night?
Stars Trees Cars Houses
What do all astronauts have on their heads?
A helmet A hat A crown A cap
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Where does a rocket to the moon go?
The moon The supermarket The beach The baker
What is the part at the top of a rocket called?
The tip The foot The belly The tail
What do astronauts wear in a rocket?
A space suit A swimming costume Pyjamas A dress
Where does a rocket start from?
A launch pad A playground A swimming pool A bed
Can rockets also carry away satellites?
Yes, they often do No, you can't Mondays only Only in summer
What is the main task of a rocket?
Taking things to space Beautiful colours have Making noise Be great
How big is a real rocket?
As big as a building As big as a mouse As big as an apple As big as a book
How long does it take a rocket to get to space?
A few minutes A whole year One second One week
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Where are rockets built?
In special factories In ordinary houses At school In the garden
How high can a rocket fly?
To space As tall as a house As tall as a tree No higher than a car
What is the name of the first human to go to space?
Yuri Gagarin Jan Janssen Piet Pietersen Klaas Klaassen
Where do astronauts land when they return?
In the sea In a swimming pool On a playground In a garden
What happens when a rocket takes off?
There is fire and smoke coming out of the bottom Water comes out of the sides A parachute opens Balloons come out
Why do rockets have pointed noses?
To go through the air more easily To be more beautiful To be heavier To make more noise
What do rockets take to satellites?
Devices Food Clothes Toys
What happens to a rocket when it takes off?
He gets lighter and lighter He gets heavier and heavier He gets bigger and bigger He gets smaller and smaller
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From what speed can a rocket stay in circular orbit?
7.8 km/s 5.2 km/s 11.2 km/s 3.4 km/s
Which invention was crucial to the development of modern rockets?
Liquid rocket fuel Computers Satellite communications GPS systems
Which famous rocket had black and white blocks as its distinctive pattern?
V-2 rocket Saturn V Falcon 9 Ariane 5
Why do rockets often have a pointed nose?
To reduce air resistance To better manage For strength For better reception of signals
Which rocket put the first artificial satellite into orbit?
R-7 V-2 Redstone Jupiter-C
What is the advantage of solid rocket fuel over liquid fuel?
It is easier to store It gives more power It is cheaper It is more environmentally friendly
What happens to most rocket stages after use?
They fall back to earth They stay in space forever They are automatically recycled They evaporate into the atmosphere
What is the fastest speed a rocket must reach to leave Earth?
11.2 kilometres per second 7.8 kilometres per second 15.4 kilometres per second 9.3 kilometres per second
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What is the maximum altitude the Space Shuttle could reach?
About 600 kilometers About 200 kilometers About 1000 kilometers About 100 kilometers
Which material is often used for the heat shields of space capsules?
Ceramic tiles Stainless steel Aluminum Plastic
What does 'specific impulse' mean for rockets?
Efficiency of the rocket engine Maximum speed of the rocket Weight of the fuel Height that can be reached
What color is the flame of kerosene-oxygen rockets usually?
Blue White Orange-yellow Green
What is the function of a rocket's payload fairing?
Protecting the payload during launch Extra fuel storage Navigation system Communication antenna
Which rocket is used to launch GPS satellites?
Delta IV Falcon 1 Ariane 4 Soyuz
Which country launched the first successful reusable rocket?
Russia United States China Japan
Which country developed the first intercontinental ballistic missile?
Soviet Union United States Germany China
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How many RS-25 engines does the NASA SLS rocket have?
4 engines 3 engines 6 engines 2 engines
Which rocket engine is used in the Falcon 9's second stage?
Merlin Vacuum Raptor Draco Kestrel
What is the 'gimbal' function in rocket motors?
Tilting the engine for course control Controlling the fuel supply Cooling the engine combustion chamber Igniting the fuel
What is 'engine bay purge' in rockets?
Blowing hazardous gases out of the engine compartment Cleaning engines after use Emptying fuel tanks Testing engine systems
What is 'propellant loading' in a rocket launch?
Fuelling fuel and oxidiser in the rocket Loading the payload into the rocket Installing the motors Programming the flight computer
What is 'engine cutoff' in rockets?
Switching off motors at a scheduled time Cutting off defective engine parts Isolating motors from each other Disconnecting from ground stations
What gas is commonly used to pressurise missile tanks?
Helium Nitrogen Argon Carbon dioxide
Which rocket had the most stages ever used?
Lambda-4S (5 phases) Saturn V (4 phases) Atlas V (6 phases) Delta IV (7 phases)
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Which rocket engine uses 'tap-off cycle' to drive turbo pumps?
RD-180 RS-25 Merlin 1D BE-4
Which rocket will be used to launch the James Webb Space Telescope?
Ariane 5 Atlas V Falcon Heavy Delta IV Heavy
Which rocket was the first to land successfully and was reused?
Falcon 9 New Shepard Space Shuttle Delta Clipper
What rocket fuel combination is used in the Space Shuttle's main engines?
Liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen RP-1 paraffin and liquid oxygen Hydrazine and nitrogen tetroxide Methane and liquid oxygen
What is the purpose of 'thrust vector control' in missiles?
Controlling the direction of the rocket Increasing thrust Reducing vibrations Cooling the engines
What temperature does combustion in a rocket engine usually reach?
3000-3500°C 1500-2000°C 5000-6000°C 800-1200°C
Which Russian missile is considered the most reliable of all time?
Soyuz Proton Zenit Angara
What does 'TWR' (Thrust-to-Weight Ratio) mean greater than 1?
The rocket can take off vertically from the ground The rocket is overweight for its engines The rocket can only launch horizontally The rocket has too much thrust
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A Rockets scavenger hunt is a GPS-guided outdoor activity with quiz questions about Rockets, part of the theme Space. You walk a route past various locations and answer fun questions along the way.

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