WORKSHEET QUIZ VIDEOS Animals and their Babies HOMOPHONE MCQ -1 VERB - "helping", "do", "be", "have" forms /10 MOON - difficulty level 1 How much do you know about moon? This quiz is suitable for early learners. DONT FORGET TO CHECK YOUR SCORE IN THE END, ALONG WITH EXPLANATIONS. 1 / 10 1. Moon is a ________________? 1. planet 2. satellite 3. asteroid 4. galaxy A satellite is an object that moves around a planet. Moon is a natural satellite, which revolves around planet (Earth). 2 / 10 2. Who was the first human to land on Moon? 1. Kalpana Chawla 2. Buzz Aldrin 3. Neil Armstrong 4. Sally Ride Neil Armstrong & Buzz Aldrin - went together on Apollo 11 spaceship in 1969. Neil Armstrong stepped out on the Moon 19 minutes before Buzz Aldrin and thus, became the first human to ever land on the Moon. Buzz Aldrin was the second to do so. Kalpana Chawla - first indian female to go to space, and she did it twice. Sally Ride - first American woman to travel to space as a mission specialist on the Space Shuttle Challenger’s STS-7 mission in 1983. 3 / 10 3. Which of the following is TRUE regarding moon? 1. Moon revolves around the Sun in its orbit. 2. Moon has its own light. Therefore, it shines brightly at night. 3. Moon is present in day and night, but not usually seen in day because it is masked by bright sun light in day. 4. No one has ever visited Moon. A. INCORRECT - Moon orbits around Earth (not Sun) B. INCORRECT - Moon doesnt have its own light. It reflects sunlight C. CORRECT - Moon is not only visible at night — it can also be seen during the day! But it’s easier to see at night because the sky is darker at night. In day, sun light is so bright, that moon gets masked by it. D. INCORRECT - 12 astronauts have visited Moon (as of July 2025). 4 / 10 4. A complete moon cycle (Lunar cycle) is completed in 1. 28 days 2. 29.5 days 3. 365 days 4. 24 hours A complete cycle is 29.5 days long. Hence, months based on moon sighting starts in every 29.5 days. 5 / 10 5. What is a complete round moon called? 1. New moon 2. Full moon 3. Crescent moon 4. Complete moon A full moon (is a completely round moon) is visible when Earth is between Moon and Sun. In this way whole of moon facing the Earth is visible, as the complete surface of Moon facing the Earth receives sunlight. 6 / 10 6. How do we see moon? 1. Because of moons light 2. Because of Sun's light reflecting back from Earth 3. Because of Earths light 4. Because of our powerful eyes 7 / 10 7. What is moon mainly made up of? 1. rock 2. gas 3. fire 4. air Moon is mainly made up of rock and minerals (mainly iron and some, nickel) HINT Remember, its a 3D structure! 8 / 10 8. WHAT IS THE SHAPE OF MOON? 1. Circle 2. Square 3. Sphere 4. Rectangle Incorrect. Well done! That's the correct answer. Moon is a spherical structure. Its a 3d structure. therefore, the correct answer can not be circle. But circle can be a choice if the option "spherical" is not given. 9 / 10 9. Which was the first spaceflight to land on Moon? 1. Apollo 21 2. Voyager 1 3. The Space Shuttle 4. Apollo 11 Apollo 11 was a spaceflight launched between July 16 to 24, 1969, by the United States (by NASA). It marked the first time that humans landed on the Moon. 10 / 10 10. Which of the following is NOT a phase of moon? 1. New moon 2. Gibbous moon 3. Gliding moon 4. Half moon All are phases of moon, except Gliding moon. The phases of moon (in order): 1. 🌑 - New moon 2. 🌒 - Waxing crescent 3. 🌓 - Half moon (First Quarter) 4. 🌔 - Waxing Gibbous 5. 🌕 - Full Moon 6. 🌖 - Waning Gibbous 7. 🌗 - Half moon (Third Quarter) 8. 🌘 - Waning Crescent Your score isThe average score is 45% Facebook 0% Restart quiz Please rate this quiz Send feedback /10 Your time starts now.... Time's Up.... INDEPENDENCE DAY- LEVEL 2 (MEDIUM DIFFICULTY) 3 levels of quiz, suitable for all general knowledge questions, olympiads and all other exams. Try it with your friends and compare your scores. Check answers with explanations in the end. 1 / 10 1. Who was the last British Viceroy of India? 1. Lord Wavell 2. Lord Irwin 3. Lord Linlithgow 4. Lord Mountbatten Lord Louis Mountbatten, was the last Viceroy of India from 1947 to 1948. He oversaw the transition of British India to independence in 1947 and the partition into India and Pakistan. 2 / 10 2. Which Indian state was known as "NEFA" at the time of independence? 1. Nagaland 2. Mizoram 3. Meghalaya 4. Arunachal Pradesh Arunachal Pradesh was known as the North-East Frontier Agency (NEFA) during British India and the Republic of India until 1972. It initially became a Union Territory. 3 / 10 3. Who wrote the Indian national song? 1. Rabindranath Tagore 2. Bankim Chandra Chattopadhya 3. Mahatama Gandhi 4. Jnan Ghosh "Vande Mataram", the Indian National song, was written by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay. "Jana Gana Mana" , the Indian National Anthem, was composed by Rabindranath Tagore. 4 / 10 4. Which freedom fighter’s birthday coincides with India’s Independence Day? 1. Aurobindo Ghosh 2. Bal Gangadhar Tilak 3. Bhagat Singh 4. Dadabhai Naoroji Aurobindo Ghose was born in Calcutta on 15th August 1872. Thus, his birthday coincided with Indian Independence Day. He was a freedom fighter, yogi, philosopher and a poet. 5 / 10 5. What was the name of the agreement signed between the British Government and Indian leaders in 1945 to discuss independence? 1. Simla Conference 2. Gandhi-Irwin Pact 3. Lucknow Pact 4. Poona Pact The Simla Conference (also called Wavell Plan Simla Conference) was a meeting between Lord Wavell, the viceroy of India, and the major political leaders of British India in 1945 in Simla. It was aimed to address India’s growing demand for self-governance. Lord Wavell announced a plan for a new Executive Council in which all members except the Viceroy and the Commander in Chief would be Indians. The plan failed due to disagreement by the Muslim League and the Congress, as Lord Wavell had asked for representation based on religion and caste. 6 / 10 6. The ‘Quit India Movement’ was launched in which year? 1. 1947 2. 1942 3. 1950 4. 1946 "Quit India Movement" was a protest designed to end the British rule in India, launched on 8 August 1942. It was lead by Mahatma Gandhi, who called for “Do or Die” inspired mass protests. It marked a turning point in India’s freedom struggle. 7 / 10 7. What is the ratio of width to length in the Indian national flag? 1. 3:2 2. 1:2 3. 2:3 4. 3:1 The Flag code describes that the Indian flag should have a ration of 2: 3 (width : length), to maintain standardisation. 8 / 10 8. What was the theme of India’s Independence Day celebrations in 2022? 1. Swachh Bharat 2. Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav 3. Make in India 4. Digital India ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’ was a government initiative, intended to mark 75 years of independence. The celebrations started 75 weeks before the 75th Independence day (i.e. on 12th March, 2021), and ended on 15th August, 2023. It was marked by flagging off ‘Dandi March’ from Sabarmati Ashram, Ahmedabad on 12th March, 2021, by the Indian Prime Minister. 9 / 10 9. In which city did Jawaharlal Nehru hoist the national flag for the first time on 15th August 1947? 1. Mumbai 2. Kolkata 3. Delhi 4. Lahore The flag was raised by Jawaharlal Nehru at the Lahori Gate of the Red Fort in Delhi, after independence. 10 / 10 10. Who is the slogan “Inquilab Zindabad” associated with? 1. Sardar Patel 2. Bhagat Singh 3. Chandrashekhar Azad 4. Subhash Chandra Bose The slogan means “Long live the revolution” . It became a rallying cry for freedom fighters. Your score isThe average score is 65% 0% Restart quiz /10 Answer 10 questions (in 1 minute 40 seconds). Read explanations and practice again, if you didn't perform well.👨🎓 Time's up. 🧑🏫 MOON - DIFFICULTY LEVEL 2 CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE ABOUT MOON & LUNAR CYCLE (10 QUIZZES) Suitable for Olympiads, General Knowledge, other exams 1 / 10 1. Which was the first spaceship which landed on Moon and when? 1. Apollo 11, 1956 2. Apollo 15, 1956 3. Apollo 11, 1969 4. Apollo 15, 1969 Wow! you have great memory. Apollo 11 was a spacecraft mission launched from July 16 to July 24 in 1969. It was conducted by the United States and launched by NASA. It was the first time that humans landed on the Moon. 2 / 10 2. Why do we see same side of Moon? 1. Because only Earth rotates and Moon is static 2. Because Earth rotates faster than Moon 3. Sun does not allow Moon to Slip from its place 4. Synchronous rotation of Moon and Earth Genius ! 😁 This occurs due to "Tidal locking". The Moon usually takes 27.3 days to complete rotation on its axis. IT takes the same time to complete revolution around Earth. Thus, the same side always faces the same side of Earth. 3 / 10 3. What happens when Moon comes between the Sun and the Earth? 1. Lunar Eclipse 2. New moon 3. Tides rise 4. Solar eclipse Great work. 😁 When the Moon comes between the Earth and the Sun, it blocks Sun's light falling on some parts of Earth. Thus, Sun is not visible on these parts of Earth. This is called Solar Eclipse. If sunlight is blocked partially it is called Partial Solar Eclipse. If its complete, its called Complete Solar Eclipse. 4 / 10 4. What kind of motion causes moon phases? 1. Moon revolving around Earth 2. Moon rotating on its axis 3. Sun revolving Earth 4. Earth spinning Good work. 👏 Remember, the Moon does not have its own light. It reflects the sunlight that falls on it. As the Moon orbits the Earth, different portions of its surface are illuminated by sunlight, and thus, when seen from Earth these different portions are seen. Depending upon where the Moon is in its orbit while revolving around the Earth, we see the different shapes of Moon. 5 / 10 5. Who accompanied Neil Armstrong on Apollo 11 to become the second human to land on Moon? 1. Michael Collins 2. Buzz Aldrin 3. Kalpana Chawla 4. Charles Duke Well done. You know what most don't know. 🫡 Commander Neil Armstrong and lunar module pilot, Buzz Aldrin, travelled on Apollo 11 in 1969, which was launched by NASA. USA. Neil Armstrong became the first person to step onto the Moon's surface. Aldrin joined him 19 minutes later. They collected 21.5 kg of lunar material back to Earth. Pilot Michael Collins flew the Command Module Columbia in lunar orbit. HINT: Think of what waxing and waning words mean. 6 / 10 6. The moon is waxing when ___________________ 1. Less light is visible each day 2. It is invisible 3. More light is visible each day 4. It is stationary Well done. Looks like your concepts are clear.👌 “Waxing” means growing. The growing size of Moon is called Waxing. As more sunlight falls on Moon, more areas of Moon is visible to us on Earth. “Waning” means shrinking. After Full Moon, as less sunlight falls on Moon, the size of Moon visible to us, starts decreasing till it becomes completely invisible (New Moon). 7 / 10 7. What's CORRECT regarding this image? 1. During this eclipse, the moon casts a shadow on earth 2. During this eclipse, the Moon is not seen 3. During this eclipse, the Sun is not seen 4. None of the above you are a genius! When Earth comes between Sun and Moon. it casts a shadow on the moon. The Moon will not be visible to that part of the Earth which faces it (LUNAR ECLIPSE). 8 / 10 8. Christina noticed a waning Crescent Moon on 4th March. Which phase will she notice on 18th March of the same year? 1. 🌔 2. 🌓 3. 🌕 4. 🌖 Wow! you have mastered the questions on phases of moon! 👏 Lunar phase comprises of 8 phases, which is usually completed in 27 to 28 days (or approximately 4 weeks). Therefore, in 2 weeks (i.e. from 4th to 14th March, as mentioned in question), it will complete 4 phases. So, from being waning crescent, it will pass through : ① new moon ② waxing crescent ③ half moon ④ waxing gibbous 9 / 10 9. Choose the incorrect statement. 1. Moon's core is dense and metallic (largely composed of iron and some nickel) 2. We will weigh less on Moon than on Earth 3. Craters are formed due to asteroids, meteoroids, and comets striking the surface of the Moon. 4. The Moon does not influence water tides on Earth as its gravitational force is not strong enough. Moon has major impact on rise and fall of tides on Earth. Sun has also influence, but lesser due to it being further away. The gravitational force of Moon causes high tide on the side where the Moon and Earth face each other, as the gravity pulls the water towards it like a magnet. But that's not it, the opposite side of Earth also experiences high tides. The Earth and moon both spin around a center point. This spinning creates a force called centrifugal force, which pushes the water away from that center point. Thus, creating a high tide on opposite side, as well. When Sun, Moon and Earth are aligned, the pull on water is exaggerated and hence, higher tides are seen. 10 / 10 10. Which moon is closest to Earth? 1. Blue Moon 2. Supermoon 3. Pink Moon 4. New Moon Well done! Supermoon is a full moon that is when it is closest to Earth, resulting in a slightly larger-than-usual apparent size of the Moon as viewed from the Earth. Your score isThe average score is 28% 0% Restart quiz LET'S BEGIN... TIMES UP! INDEPENDENCE DAY- LEVEL 1 (EASY) 3 levels of quiz, suitable for all general knowledge questions, olympiads and all other exams. Try it with your friends and compare your scores. Check answers with explanations in the end. 1 / 10 1. Who was the first Prime Minister of independent India? Mahatma Gandhi Subhas Chandra Bose Indira Gandhi Jawaharlal Nehru Nehru served as Prime Minister from 1947 to 1964 and gave the famous “Tryst with Destiny” speech. 2 / 10 2. Which leader is known as the ‘Father of the Nation’? Subhash Chandra Bose Bal Gangadhar Tilak Bhagat Singh Mahatma Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi was termed "Father of Nation" because of his continuous & non- violenet efforts made to free India from British rule. Not only was he an influential political leader, he was also a social reformist, spiritual leader as well as a teacher who stressed on the value of non-violence, moral principles, education and equality for all. 3 / 10 3. When is India’s Independence Day celebrated? 14th August 15th August 26th January 2nd October India gained independence on 15th August from British rule. 14th August is Interdependence day for Pakistan. 26th January is Republic day. 2nd October is Gandhi Jayanti. 4 / 10 4. What is in the center of the Indian flag? Lotus Moon and star Lion Ashok Chakra The Ashoka Chakra is navy blue with 24 spokes, symbolizing progress and righteousness. 5 / 10 5. In which year did India gain independence? 1942 1950 1982 1947 After almost 200 years of British control, India gained independence in 1947. 6 / 10 6. Which color is at the top of the Indian national flag? White Green Saffron Blue Indian flag has 3 colours. Saffron on top. Saffron signifies courage and sacrifice. White colour is in center of flag and signifies peace. On the bottom is green colour and it stands for faith and fertility. 7 / 10 7. Which movement played a major role in India’s freedom struggle? Green Revolution Operation Sindoor Operation Blue Star Quit India Movement Launched in 1942 by Mahatma Gandhi, it demanded immediate British withdrawal. It demanded an end to British rule in India with immediate effect, the formation of a provisional government after the war and the declaration of free India. 8 / 10 8. Which building is the Prime Minister’s Independence Day speech delivered from? Red Fort India Gate Taj Mahal Rashtrapati Bhavan A tradition started by Jawaharlal Nehru in 1947, the Prime Minister continues to hoist the Indian flag in Red Fort and address the nation every year on 15th August. 9 / 10 9. What is the national anthem of India? Sare Jahan Se Acha Ae Mere Watan Ke Logon Jana Gana Mana Vande Mataram "Jana Gana Mana" : Written by Rabindranath Tagore and adopted as the national anthem in 1950. "Vande Mataram" : is the National song of India, composed by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee. 10 / 10 10. Who hoists the national flag at the Red Fort on Independence Day? Army chief Prime minister President Chief minister Since 1947, it’s the Prime Minister’s role to hoist the flag and address the nation. Your score isThe average score is 97% 0% Restart quiz /10 Your time starts now.... Time's Up.... INDEPENDENCE DAY- HARD - LEVEL 3 3 levels of quiz, suitable for all general knowledge questions, olympiads and all other exams. Try it with your friends and compare your scores. Check answers with explanations in the end. 1 / 10 1. The word “Avarice” is best replaced by: a) Generosity b) Greed c) Wisdom d) Courage ✔️ Correct: b) Greed = Avarice = extreme desire for wealth. a) Generosity = willingness to give c) Wisdom = good judgment d) Courage = bravery Buy synonym and antonym book 1000 words (500 synonyms and 500 antonyms) - suitable for all exams (olympiads, IELTS, TOEFL, school, UPSC, G-MAT, SAT, army exams) 2 / 10 2. Her trenchant remarks were so ___ that nobody dared to argue. a) Sharp and forceful b) Weak and dull c) Confused d) Polite Trenchant : vigorous or incisive in expression or style/ forceful opinions. Other options are opposite to Trenchant. 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Pick the pair that shows synonyms. a) Inveterate – Habitual b) Desultory – Focused c) Nefarious – Noble d) Pedantic – Carefree ✔️ Correct: a) Inveterate – means Habitual b) Desultory means unfocused. Thus, this pair are opposites and not synonyms. c) Nefarious – means wicked or heinous; while noble means someone who is morally right/ virtuous (also means someone of high social status) d) Pedantic means to be overly concerned with details. Thus, it's an antonym of pedantic. Buy synonym and antonym book 1000 words (500 synonyms and 500 antonyms) - suitable for all exams (olympiads, IELTS, TOEFL, school, UPSC, G-MAT, SAT, army exams) 7 / 10 7. The monk’s abstemious lifestyle showed he preferred to live ___. a) In luxury b) With grandeur c) With excess d) In moderation ✔️ Correct: d) In moderation = controlled, self-disciplined in habits. 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