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🚀 National Space Day Quiz – 23 August

 

Q1. National Space Day in India is celebrated on:

a) 15 August
b) 23 August
c) 5 September
d) 12 October
Answer: b) 23 August

Q2. Which mission made India the first country to land near the South Pole of the Moon?

a) Chandrayaan-1
b) Chandrayaan-2
c) Chandrayaan-3
d) Mangalyaan
Answer: c) Chandrayaan-3

Q3. The organization responsible for India’s space program is:

a) ISRO
b) DRDO
c) NASA
d) BARC
Answer: a) ISRO

Q4. India’s first satellite launched in 1975 was:

a) INSAT
b) Aryabhata
c) Rohini
d) GSAT
Answer: b) Aryabhata

Q5. Which Indian mission successfully reached Mars in its first attempt?

a) Chandrayaan-1
b) Mangalyaan
c) Chandrayaan-3
d) Astrosat
Answer: b) Mangalyaan

Q6. Chandrayaan-3 landed on the Moon in the year:

a) 2020
b) 2021
c) 2022
d) 2023
Answer: d) 2023

Q7. National Space Day teaches students to:

a) Watch TV
b) Dream big and work hard
c) Play video games
d) Sleep all day
Answer: b) Dream big and work hard

Q8. The Moon’s South Pole is important because:

a) It has mountains only
b) It may have water ice
c) It is bright all the time
d) It has sand only
Answer: b) It may have water ice

Q9. The head of ISRO during Chandrayaan-3 mission was:

a) Rakesh Sharma
b) K. Sivan
c) A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
d) Satish Dhawan
Answer: b) K. Sivan

Q10. Which of the following is a key lesson from National Space Day?

a) Teamwork and perseverance lead to success
b) Space is only for astronauts
c) Only adults can do experiments
d) Learning science is boring
Answer: a) Teamwork and perseverance lead to success

Q11. Chandrayaan-1 mission discovered:

a) Life on Moon
b) Water molecules on Moon
c) Gold on Moon
d) No discovery
Answer: b) Water molecules on Moon

Q12. India’s first man in space was:

a) Rakesh Sharma
b) Sunita Williams
c) Kalpana Chawla
d) Yuri Gagarin
Answer: a) Rakesh Sharma

Q13. Chandrayaan-2 had a rover named:

a) Pragyan
b) Vikram
c) Aryabhata
d) Bhaskara
Answer: a) Pragyan

Q14. Mangalyaan is also called:

a) Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM)
b) Moon Mission
c) Venus Probe
d) Jupiter Mission
Answer: a) Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM)

Q15. Which planet is called the “Red Planet”?

a) Venus
b) Mars
c) Jupiter
d) Saturn
Answer: b) Mars

Q16. India’s space program is known for:

a) Low-cost space missions
b) Expensive space missions only
c) Only satellites
d) None of the above
Answer: a) Low-cost space missions

Q17. The first Indian satellite launched by a foreign rocket was:

a) Aryabhata
b) Rohini
c) INSAT
d) GSAT
Answer: a) Aryabhata

Q18. Who is called the “Father of Indian Space Program”?

a) A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
b) Vikram Sarabhai
c) Satish Dhawan
d) K. Sivan
Answer: b) Vikram Sarabhai

Q19. Chandrayaan-3’s successful landing made India the ___ country to reach the Moon’s south pole.

a) First
b) Second
c) Third
d) Fourth
Answer: a) First

Q20. National Space Day encourages students to:

a) Study science and technology
b) Dream big and innovate
c) Take interest in space research
d) All of the above
Answer: d) All of the above

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