Beyond Earth Class 6 Science MCQs | NCERT JKBOSE CBSE | Set 1 (Q1–50)

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 SET 1: BEYOND EARTH — MCQs for Class 6 Science (NCERT | JKBOSE | CBSE)

Introduction: This set contains 50 carefully selected multiple-choice questions based on the chapter "Beyond Earth" from Class 6 Science. The questions cover key concepts including galaxies, constellations, stars, the solar system, planets, satellites, asteroids, comets, and other celestial phenomena. Each question is designed to test conceptual understanding and factual recall, aligned with NCERT, JKBOSE, and CBSE syllabi.  Science - SCIENCE
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📌 Quiz: Science
📚 Subject: SCIENCE
🏫 Class: CLASS 6
📖 Chapter: Beyond The Earth-A
📝 Questions: 50

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SCIENCE | Beyond The Earth-A
📝 Questions: 50 ⏱️ Timer: 20 min
Q1. A huge collection of billions of stars, dust, and gases held together by gravity is called a:
Q2. The galaxy in which our solar system is located is called the:
Q3. A constellation is a:
Q4. The constellation also known as the Great Bear is:
Q5. The Ursa Major constellation is also known as:
Q6. The constellation also known as the Little Bear is:
Q7. Ursa Minor is also known as:
Q8. The constellation that looks like a hunter is:
Q9. Orion is also known as:
Q10. The constellation that looks like a queen sitting on a throne is:
Q11. Cassiopeia is also known as:
Q12. The constellation that looks like a scorpion is:
Q13. Scorpius is also known as:
Q14. The Pleiades is a cluster of stars also known as:
Q15. The constellation that contains the star Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky, is:
Q16. The North Star, which always points to the north, is found in which constellation?
Q17. An Astronomical Unit (AU) is the distance between:
Q18. The Sun is a:
Q19. The Sun produces energy through a process called:
Q20. A celestial body that revolves around the Sun is called a:
Q21. The path on which a planet revolves around the Sun is called its:
Q22. A celestial body that revolves around a planet is called a:
Q23. The largest planet in our solar system is:
Q24. The smallest planet in our solar system is:
Q25. The planet closest to the Sun is:
Q26. The planet farthest from the Sun is:
Q27. The planets in the correct order from the Sun are:
Q28. The planet known as the "Red Planet" is:
Q29. The planet known as the "Morning Star" or "Evening Star" is:
Q30. The planet with the most prominent rings around it is:
Q31. The natural satellite of Earth is the:
Q32. A natural satellite is a celestial body that:
Q33. Artificial satellites are:
Q34. Small rocky bodies that orbit the Sun, mainly found between Mars and Jupiter, are called:
Q35. The asteroid belt is located between the orbits of:
Q36. A comet is a celestial body made of:
Q37. When a comet comes close to the Sun, it develops a:
Q38. The Universe contains:
Q39. Stars appear to twinkle because:
Q40. Planets do not twinkle because:
Q41. The number of planets in our solar system is:
Q42. The largest satellite (moon) in the solar system is:
Q43. A planet that is not a gas giant but has a thick carbon dioxide atmosphere is:
Q44. The gas that makes up most of Jupiter and Saturn is:
Q45. The Milky Way galaxy is shaped like a:
Q46. The year is the time taken by the Earth to:
Q47. The distance between Earth and the Sun is about:
Q48. Our solar system is a part of the:
Q49. A light-year is the distance:
Q50. An astonishing fact about the Universe is that:

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