CHANDRAYAAN -3 MISSION 2023 MCQs

Q. When was the mission Chandrayaan- 3 launched?

A) 14 July 2023 B) 15 July 2023
C) 12 July 2023 D) 13 July 2023
Answer:- A
Explanation- Chandrayaan 1 – 22 October 2008, Chandryaan 2 –22 July, 2019]

Q. Mission Chandrayaan -3 has been launched from where ?

A) Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (Thiruvanantpuram)
B) Satish Dhawan Space Centre (Sriharkota, Andhra Pradesh)
C) Defence Research and development Organisation (New Delhi)
D) Indian Space Research Organisation (Bengaluru)
Answer:- B
Q. How much cost of the Mission Chandrayaan -3?
A) 915 crore B) 615 crore
C) 700 crore D) 525 crore
Answer:- B
Q. Who is the project director of Chandrayaan -3 mission?
A) P Veeramuthuvel B) Mayilsamy Annadurai
C) M Vanitha D) Uddupu kathewali
Answer:- A
Explanation:- After Tamil Nadu born Malyilsamy Annudurai (moon man of India) and M Vanitha (the
first women project director in Isro’s History) helmed Chandryaan 1 and Chandryaan 2 , Villupuram
Native P Veeramuthuvel will be Project director of Chandryaan 3 mission)

Q. With which rocket Chandrayaan -3 was launched ?

A) SSLV-5 B) LVM3- M4
C) PSLV- C11 D) GSLV MK3- M1
Answer:- B
Explanation:- LVM3- Earlier known as GSLV MK3(Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark 3)
as well as Chandryaan 1 was launched with PSLV C11, Chandryaan 2 was launched with GSLV MK3
M1].

Q. What is the name of the main rocket engine for Chandrayaan -3?
A) CE-23 Cryogenic Engine B) CE-15 Cryogenic Engine
C) CE-20 Cryogenic Engine D) CE-02 Cryogenic Engine
Answer:- C

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Q. Where to launch Chandrayaan -3?
A) At the North pole of the moon B) At the South pole of the moon
C) At the east pole of the moon D) At the west pole of the moon
Answer:- B
Q. What is the main objectives of Chandrayaan -3-mission set by Isro?
A) Performing a safe and soft landing on the surface of the moon
B) Demonstration of rover’s roving capabilities on the moon
C) Performing scientific observation
D) All of three
Answer:- D
Q. The Chandrayaan -3 mission spacecraft will have how many modules ?
A) 1 B) 2
C) 3 D) 4
Answer:- C
Explanation:- The Chandrayaan -3 spacecraft will have three Modules Propulsion, Lander and
Rover.Propulsion Module :- The first part of the module going on a space mission is called the propulsion
module. It gives the power to fly any space ship Lander Module:- This is the second and an important
part of the mission, it will be landed on the moon, it is responsible for getting the rover to the surface of
the moon properly. Rover Module:- This is the third part of the Chandryaan 3, the rover which will land
on the surface of the moon through the lander and then collect information and send it to the earth after
movement.

Q. What is the Lander name of Chandrayaan-3 lunar mission?

A) Vikram B) Pragyan
C) Aditya D) Deepak
Answer:- A
Explanation:- The name of the Chandryaan -3 mission lander is (Vikram) and Rover (Pragyan) carries
the same name as Chandryaan-2. In this mission the Lander(Vikram) is planned to soft land on the
surface of South pole region of the moon on 23 August also the rover which will roam on the lunar
surface and do some experiments there.
Q. The Lander will stay on the moon for one lunar day , one lunar day is equal to how many Earth day?
A) 13 B) 12
C) 14 D) 15
Answer:- C
Explanation:- Lander , Rover 1 lunar day , Propulsion 3 to 6 months

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Q. For Chandrayaan-3 lander to land on the lunar surface , it is necessary that the sun has come out there
.Sunlight is necessary for the lander. The Sun rises on the moon for ___ to __ days and the Sun does not
rise for the remaining __ to __ days.
A) 14-15 B) 15-15
C) 12-16 D) 14-16
Answer:- A
Q. What is the theme of the Chandrayaan-3 mission ?
A) Science technology moon B) Moon and Science
C) Scientific Experiments on the moon D) Science of the moon
Answer:- D
Q. After the successful landing in Chandrayaan-3 on the South pole of the moon , India will become which
country to reach the South pole of the moon?
A) First B) Second
C) Third D) Fourth
Answer:- A
Q. India is aiming to become the ___ country to land an unmanned spacecraft on the surface of the moon?
A) First B) Second
C) Third D) Fourth
Answer:- D
Explanation:- India is aiming to become fourth country to land an unmanned spacecraft on the surface
of the moon and enter an elite club of nations achieving such a feat these are China, USA and Soviet
Union.

Q. The Chandrayaan 3 is ___ moon mission of India?

A) First B) Second
C) Third D) Fourth
Answer:- C
Explanation:- First Moon Mission or Chandrayaan -1 :- 22 October 2008(That time Chairman –
G.Madhavan)Second Moon Mission or Chandryaan 2- 22 July ,2019(Chairman-K Sivan)Third Moon
Mission or Chandryaan-3 – 14 July ,2023(Chairman S Somanathn).

Q. Chandrayaan-3 will cover how much distance and it will reach to the moon after travelling 42 days?
A) 2.12 lakh km B) 3.84 lakh km
C) 4.25 lakh km D) 2.75 lakh km
Answer:- B
Explanation:- The total time taken by Chandrayaan-2 lander reach to near the surface of the moon (2.1
km away)-48 days.The isro last communication with Chandryaan 1 on August 29, 2009 almost a year]

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Q. The lander, rover and the propulsion module have payloads for performing experiments designed to give
scientists new insight into the characteristics of earth’s line natural satellite. The Lander have how many
payloads ?
A) 2 B) 3
C) 4 D) 1
Answer:- C
Explanation:- The Lander have four payloads Radio Anatomy of moon bound hypersensitive lonosphere
and atmosphere (RAMBHA), Chandra’s Surface thermo physical experiment (ChaSTE), Instrument for
lunar Seismic Activity (ILSA), and the Laser Retrorefelector Array(LRA).The Six wheeled rover have
two payloads- the Alpha Particle X-ray spectrometer (APXS) and the Laser induced breakdown
spectroscope (LIBS).The propulsion module one payloads- the spectro-polarimetry of Habitable Planet
Earth(SHAPE).

Q. Which of the following is not there in Chandrayaan-3 mission?

A) Lander B) Rover
C) Propulsion D) Orbiter
Answer:- D
Explanation:- Chandryaan-2 had Lander, Rover and Orbiter. Orbiter has not been made for Chandryaan-
3. Chsndryaan’s 2 orbiter is already present in the orbit.This will be used when needed.Chandryaan -3
has indigenous propulsion module instead of Orbiter.

Q. The spacecraft would orbit the earth about ___ times in an elliptical cycle.
A) 4-5 B) 3-4
C) 5-6 D) 6-7
Answer:- C
Q. The rocket will eject of Chandrayaan -3 Spacecraft at an altitude of about ___ km
A) 151 km
B) 179 km
C) 181 km
D) 145 km
Answer:-B
Q. What is the landing site of Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft?
A) 69.36 degree South, 32.34 degree East
B) 70.9 degree South, 22.7 degree East
C) 75.7 degree South, 17.5 degree East
D) 65.6 degree South, 18.5 degree East
Answer:- A
Note:- Chandryaan 2 – landing slite-70.9 degree South, 22.7 degree East.

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Q. When did India launch the first rocket?
A) 26 January,1950 B) 15 August, 1947
C) 22 April, 1965 D) 21 November, 1963
Answer:- D
Explanation:- The launch of the first sounding rocket from Thumba near Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
on 21 November 1963, marked the beginning of the Indian Space programme.Some Additional
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