2nd Quarter Test for Science 7. Chapter 3 - Rocketry & Space Travel
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False
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React more rapidly to gravitational pull than an object in motion
Have an opposite and equal reaction
Drift slowly at first, then more quickly when an outside force is applied
Stay at rest until acted upon by an outside force
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Force = mass x appreciation
Force = mass x acceleration
Flux = mass x acceleration
Flux = mass x appreciation
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Flux
Fracture
Force
Frequency
First Law of Newton
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Elliptical / not even
Elliptical / even
Circular / not even
Circular / even
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Elliptical / not even
Elliptical / even
Circular / not even
Circular / even
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Circular / perigee / apogee
Elliptical / perigee / apogee
Circular / apogee / perigee
Elliptical / apogee / perigee
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Hemble
Himble
Humble
Hamble
None of the above
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Lunar / Moon / robotic arms / Lunar
Combustion / Moon / highly trained astronauts / Lunar
Viking / Mars / robotic arms / Martian
Voyager / Mars / highly trained astronauts / Martian
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Fuel, heat and exhaust
Oxygen, heat and gravity
Exhaust, oxygen and fuel
Fuel, heat and oxygen
Oxygen, fuel and gravity
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Reflecting
Refracting
Magnifying
Aperature
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Reflecting
Refracting
Magnifying
Aperature
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Reflecting
Refracting
Magnifying
Aperature
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Refracting lenses
Satellite perigees
Robotic landers
Space probes
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Oxygen
Gravity
Atmospheric pressure
Thrust
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Solid rocket booster
Cargo
External fuel tank
Internal fuel tank
None of the above
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Inexpensive
Extremely expensive
Reusable
Not reusable
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Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter
Mars, Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
Uranus, Mercury, Venus and Saturn
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True
False
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True
False
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Neil Armstrong, an American astronaut
Yuri Gagarin, a Soviet cosmonaut
Buzz Aldrin, an American astronaut
Johannes Kepler, a German astronaut
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Neil Armstrong, an American astronaut
Yuri Gagarin, a Soviet cosmonaut
Buzz Aldrin, an American astronaut
Johannes Kepler, a German astronaut
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Newton's First Law
Newton's Second Law
Newton's Third Law
Newton's Fourth Law
Newton's Fifth Law
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Gagarin
Newton
Kepler
Galileo
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True
False
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True
False
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Law of exhaustion
Liquid oil exhaust
Law of oxidation
Liquid oxygen
Law of xrays
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True
False
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Solid-fueled rocket
Combustion chamber
Liquid-fueled rocket
Body tube
Fuel tank
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Elliptical / moon
Circular / moon
Elliptical / sun
Circular / sun
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