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Astronomy Quiz: Celestial Bodies and Instruments

This document contains a 5 question evaluation test about astronomical objects. The test-taker is instructed to choose the correct answer for each question from the multiple choice options listed below the question. The questions cover topics like which objects revolve around the sun, the definition of asteroids, meteorites, comets and other related terms.
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Astronomy Quiz: Celestial Bodies and Instruments

This document contains a 5 question evaluation test about astronomical objects. The test-taker is instructed to choose the correct answer for each question from the multiple choice options listed below the question. The questions cover topics like which objects revolve around the sun, the definition of asteroids, meteorites, comets and other related terms.
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Evaluation:

Get ¼ sheet of paper,


choose the letter of the
correct answer of the
following questions
below.
1. Which of the following
heavenly bodies revolve
around the sun.
a. Asteroid b. Meteorite
c. Comet d. Satellite
2. A celestial body bigger
than 10 m orbiting the Sun,
mainly between Mars and
Jupiter.
a. Asteroid
b. Meteorite
c. Comet
d. Shooting stars
3. The part of a meteoroid or
asteroid that survives the
passage through our
atmosphere and reaches the
Earth’s surface.
a. Asteroid b. Meteorite
c. Comet d. Fireball
4. An instrument used by
astronomer to look for
heavenly bodies in the sky.
a. Telescope
b. Kaleidoscope
c. Gyroscope
d. Microscope
5. What NEO stands for?
a. near Earth office
b. near Earth optics
c. near Earth orbit
d. near Earth objects

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