Motions of the Earth MCQ for Class 6 Social Science Chapter 3 Answers

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Q1. In the revolution, motion of the Earth around the Sun in its orbit completed in :

(i) 365 days
(ii) 366 days
(iii) 365 ¼days
(iv) 367 days

(iii) 365 ¼days

Q2. How many Solstices are there in every year

(i) 2
(ii) 3
(iii) 5
(iv) 4

(i) 2

Q3. Which one of the following is the source of light on the earth?

(i) The moon
(ii) The sun
(iii) The satellite
(iv) The space

(ii) The sun

Q4. In Australia Christmas is celebrated in the season:

(i) Winter
(ii) Summer
(iii) Spring
(iv) Autumn

(ii) Summer

Q5. The axis of Earth is inclined:

(i) 23 ½°
(ii) 66 ½°
(iii) 22 ½°
(iv) 10°

(ii) 66 ½°

Q6. Earth’s movement around sun is called

(i) Rotation
(ii) Revolution
(iii) Solstice
(iv) Equinox

(ii) Revolution

Q7. The period of one rotation of the earth is known as

(i) the sun day
(ii) the moon day
(iii) the earth day
(iv) none of these

(iii) the earth day

Q8. The circle that divides the globe into day and night is called

(i) circle of darkness
(ii) circle of day and night
(iii) circle of illumination
(iv)none of these

(iii) circle of illumination

Q9. Direct rays of the Sun fall on the equator on:

(i) 21 March
(ii) 21 June
(iii) 22 December
(iv) 21 September

(ii) 21 June

Q10. In leap year, the month of February has

(i) 31 days
(ii) 29 days
(iii) 30 days
(iv) 28 days

(ii) 29 days

Q11. A year with 366 days is called

(i) leap year
(ii) normal year
(iii) both (i) and (ii)
(iv) none of these

(i) leap year

Q12. Leap day is always added to the month of

(i) February
(ii) March
(iii) January
(iv) December

(i) February

Q13. In perihelion, Helios means

(i) Hydrogen
(ii) Light
(iii) Hemisphere
(iv) Sun

(iv) Sun

Q14. Earth receive light from the

(i) Moon
(ii) Mars
(iii) Sun
(iv) Venus

(iii) Sun

Q15. In which season Christmas is celebrated in Australia?

(a ) Winter season
(ii) Summer season
(iii) Autumn season
(iv) Spring season

(ii) Summer season

Q16. How much time does the earth take time to complete its rotation?

(i) 22
(ii) 23
(iii) 24
(iv) 20

(iii) 24

Q17. How many Solstices are there in every year

(i) 2
(ii) 3
(iii) 5
(iv) 4

(i) 2

Q18. Which one of the following factors is not responsible for the phenomenon of seasons?

(i) Rotation of earth
(ii) Revolution of earth
(iii) Earth’s inclination
(iv) Gravitational pull on sun

(iv) Gravitational pull on sun

Q19. Days and nights occur on earth due to

(i) rotation
(ii) revolution
(iii) both (i) and (ii)
(iv) none of these

(i) rotation

Q20. The speed of the earth’s rotation at the equator is about

(i) 1,675 m per second
(ii) 1,675 km per hour
(iii) 1,675 miles per hour
(iv) 1,675 km per minute

(ii) 1,675 km per hour

Q21. An equinox happens each year

(i) Thrice
(ii) Four times
(iii) Twice
(iv) Once

(iii) Twice

Q22. Why do seasons change on the earth?

(i) Due to change in the position of the earth around the sun
(ii) Due to no change in the earth’s position
(iii) Both (i) and (ii)
(iv) None of the above

(i) Due to change in the position of the earth around the sun

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