Universe - 2 (Class X)
Description: Universe - 2 | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
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Tags: Universe - 2 Stars and Their Visibility Milky Way and Other Galaxies Black Hole, Pulsar and Space Shuttle Artificial Satellites and Their Uses Indian Space Research Programme |
Which of the following is/are true?
(a) The stars rise only during night. (b) The stars reflect the light of the sun. (c) The stars are not visible during daytime due to bright sunlight.
Which of the following options are true about stars?
A. Red coloured stars have the highest temperature. B. Stars are spheres of gases like hydrogen and helium. C. Blue coloured stars have the highest temperature. D. Stars are composed of silicon, nickel and chromium.
Which of the following is a type of galaxy?
Which of the following is/are the name(s) of Nakshatra(s)?
A. Swati B. Ardra C. Pushya D. Aradhya
Which of the following is/are the use(s) of artificial satellites?
The Milky Way galaxy looks like flowing river __________.
Which of the following options is false?
Which of the following options are true?
A. There are about 1011 galaxies and each galaxy contains about 1011 stars. B. Big cluster of stars is known as galaxy. C. When the Milky Way galaxy is viewed from top, it appears elliptical in shape.
On which of the following bases are black holes classified?
A. Mass B. Electric charge C. Angular momentum D. Size
What is the period of rotation of the slowest observed pulsar?
What is the full form of ISRO?
Which of the following are artificial satellites?
(a) EDUSAT (b) INSAT (c) NEAT (d) IRS
Which of the following options is/are false?
A. METSAT is used for weather forecasting. B. Cartosat is used for geographical survey. C. Research satellites are used for the study of oceanography. D. INSAT – 4 is used as remote sensing satellite.
Match the following:
1. Rohini Satellite | A. Launched EDUSAT in space |
2. PSLV | B. Used for astronomical observations |
3. GSLV | C. Launches remote sensing satellite |
Match the following:
Telescope | Function |
A. Terrestial | 1. Observation of galaxies, pulsars and supernovae |
B. Hubble | 2. Observation of distant objects on earth |
C. Giant Meterwave Radio | 3. Information about universe in the visible, infrared and ultraviolet region of an electromagnetic spectrum |