Q: Prior to 1957, what was the only satellite orbiting the earth?

1. The Stars
2. The Planets
3. The Sun
4. The Moon

Q: Which is the smallest planet of our solar system?

1. Jupiter
2. Saturn
3. Neptune
4. Pluto

Q: What non-profit organization is made up of worldwide ham radio operators that use their own membership-supported satellites?

1. HAMSAT
2. FUTURESAT
3. AMSAT
4. GLOBALSAT

Q: What are the two most common ways that a satellite is launched into orbit?

1. Using remote control and riding in the cargo bay of a space shuttle
2. Using remote control and magnetics
3. Magnetics and riding on a rocket launcher
4. Riding on a rocket and riding in the cargo bay of a space shuttle

Q: The first weather satellite was launched on February 17, 1959. What was the name of this satellite?

1. TIROS-2
2. Vanguard 2
3. TIROS-1
4. Vanguard 1

Q: Which is the largest planet of our solar system?

1. Pluto
2. Jupiter
3. Saturn
4. Neptune

Q: Largest ocean in the world

1. South China Sea
2. Pacific Ocean
3. Indian Ocean
4. Atlantic Ocean

Q: What two nations were constantly trying to better each other from 1957-1975 in and informal competition known as the "Space Race"?

1. Canada and United States
2. Soviet Union and China
3. Soviet Union and United States
4. United States and China

Q: Which is the Largest sea?

1. South China Sea
2. Black Sea
3. Mediterranean Sea
4. Dead Sea

Q: Which is the smallest continent?

1. Australia
2. Asia
3. America
4. Africa

Q: Which planet has two natural satellites (moons) named Phobos and Deimos ?

1. Mercury
2. Venus
3. Mars
4. Pluto

Q: Which is the Densest planet of the solar system?

1. Jupiter
2. Mars
3. Earth
4. Pluto

Q: Using the rule-of-nines to determine the burn percentage, what percent is an infant's face?

1. 14 percent
2. 9 percent
3. 18 percent
4. 4.5 percent

Q: Water in solid form is known as...

1. Soda
2. Ice
3. Dry Ice
4. Crystal