This physics test has two sections:
1. A short question section with 10 multiple choice questions about topics like the components of galaxies, how rainbows and galaxies form, the differences between asteroids and comets, and features of the solar system.
2. A multiple choice question (MCQ) section with 10 questions covering topics such as the causes of rainbow colors, types of galaxies and astronomical bodies, the composition of asteroids, factors that determine star properties, and components of the Earth's atmosphere.
The test is worth 20 marks and must be completed within 30 minutes.
This physics test has two sections:
1. A short question section with 10 multiple choice questions about topics like the components of galaxies, how rainbows and galaxies form, the differences between asteroids and comets, and features of the solar system.
2. A multiple choice question (MCQ) section with 10 questions covering topics such as the causes of rainbow colors, types of galaxies and astronomical bodies, the composition of asteroids, factors that determine star properties, and components of the Earth's atmosphere.
The test is worth 20 marks and must be completed within 30 minutes.
This physics test has two sections:
1. A short question section with 10 multiple choice questions about topics like the components of galaxies, how rainbows and galaxies form, the differences between asteroids and comets, and features of the solar system.
2. A multiple choice question (MCQ) section with 10 questions covering topics such as the causes of rainbow colors, types of galaxies and astronomical bodies, the composition of asteroids, factors that determine star properties, and components of the Earth's atmosphere.
The test is worth 20 marks and must be completed within 30 minutes.
1. List the four things that make up a galaxy. 2. How do rainbows form? 3. Name the colors of light in the visible spectrum. 4. How do galaxies form and what are they made of? 5. Define asteroids and comets. How are they different? 6. Asteroids are different from planets. State two features of asteroids that make them different from planets. 7. Name the force that holds the parts of a galaxy together. 8. Explain why most of the stars we see in the night sky are from our own galaxy and not from other galaxies. 9. Describe the structure of the Earth's atmosphere and its role in creating rainbows. 10. Name the galaxy that contains the Earth. Section B: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) (10 marks) 1. What causes the different colors of light in a rainbow? a) Reflection b) Refraction c) Absorption d) Dispersion 2. Which of the following is NOT a color of light in the visible spectrum? a) Red b) Yellow c) Pink d) Green 3. Which of the following is NOT a type of galaxy? a) Spiral b) Elliptical c) Irregular d) Linear 4. What are rocks in space called? a) Meteors b) Asteroids c) Comets d) Nebulae 5. What is the composition of most asteroids? a) Ice b) Rock c) Gas d) Metal 6. Which of the following is the smallest rocky body orbiting the Sun? a) Meteoroid b) Asteroid c) Comet d) Planet 7. What determines the color of a star? a) Its size b) Its age c) Its temperature d) Its distance from Earth 8. A theatre uses colored lights to make objects appear different. Write the color that each of these objects will appear. a) A red book in white light. b) A green door in green light. c) A white T-shirt in a blue light. d) A blue ball in green light. 9. Which layer of the Earth's atmosphere is responsible for weather phenomena like rainbows? a) Troposphere b) Stratosphere c) Mesosphere d) Thermosphere 10. What gives comets their tails? e) Solar radiation f) Gravitational pull g) Atmospheric friction h) Nuclear fusion