1) What is Perigee? a) When the moon is closet to the earth  b) when the earth is closet to the sun c) when the moon is further to the earth d) When the moon is closet to the sun 2) What is the distance of the moon and earth when it is at apogee position? a) 3,444km b) 3,46,794km c) 4,07,000km 3) On each new moon day, the moon makes an angle of a) 50 b) 00 c) 20 d) 100 4) When does solar eclipses occur? a) moon comes between the earth and the school b) When earth comes between moon and sun c) When sun comes between earth and moon 5) In one revolution of the moon, its orbit intersects the earth's orbit only once a) true b) false 6) the moon revolves around the sun a) True b) False 7) A solar eclipse or lunar eclipse is just an ________ event a) auspicious b) working c) astronomical 8) Types of solar eclipse a) lunar solar eclipse b) anually solar eclipse c) annular solar eclipse 9) Maximum duration of total lunar eclipse a) 107 minutes b) 7 minute 20 seconds c) 440 seconds 10) What is the sequence of solar eclipse a) sun-earth-moon b) moon-earth-sun c) earth-sun-moon 11) what are the precautions should be taken while observing a solar eclipse a) Wear dark glasses b) view with naked eye c) wear sunglasses d) wear solarglasses 12) What types of solar eclipse will occur in perigee conditions? a) Total and partial eclipse b) annular solar eclipse c) particular eclipse d) total lunar eclipse 13) When does lunar eclipse occur? a) when the sun enters the shadow of the earth b) when the earth enters the shadow of the moon c) when the moon enters the shadow of the earth 14) What is the characteristic of lunar eclipse a) it occurs on full moon day and on every full moon day b) it occurs on full moon day but not on every full moon day c) it occurs on new moon day but not on every new moon day 15) Which is the eclipse that present scientists great opportunities a) annular solar eclipse b) total lunar eclipse c) total solar eclipse

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