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Learning Differently Course Module 2 Lesson 0.0 Introduction to the course and Assignment Gravity and Satellites Gravity and Satellites

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1. Question
What is a satellite?
- A) A small planet
- B) A type of bird
- C) An object that orbits another object in space
- D) A type of cloud
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2. Question
Which of the following is an example of a natural satellite?
- A) The International Space Station (ISS)
- B) A weather observation satellite
- C) The Moon
- D) A communication satellite
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3. Question
What force keeps satellites in orbit?
- A) Magnetism
- B) Electricity
- C) Gravity
- D) Wind
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4. Question
How do satellites help us with navigation?
- A) They create rainbows
- B) They predict earthquakes
- C) They provide GPS signals for finding locations
- D) They make the internet faster
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5. Question
Why don’t satellites fall back to Earth?
- A) They have rockets to push them up
- B) They are too small to be affected by gravity
- C) They move at the right speed to balance Earth's gravity
- D) They have wings that keep them flying
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6. Question
What role do communication satellites play?
- A) They help us study distant stars
- B) They send astronauts to space
- C) They transmit TV signals and phone calls
- D) They create artificial gravity
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7. Question
Which planet has the strongest gravity?
- A) Mars
- B) Venus
- C) Jupiter
- D) Saturn
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8. Question
What is the main purpose of weather satellites?
- A) To take pictures of Earth's surface
- B) To study distant galaxies
- C) To monitor and predict weather patterns
- D) To search for new planets
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9. Question
What keeps the Moon in orbit around Earth?
- A) Solar wind
- B) Earth's magnetic field
- C) Moon's rockets
- D) Earth's gravity
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10. Question
What can navigation satellites help you do?
- A) Bake cookies
- B) Fly like a bird
- C) Find your way using GPS
- D) Predict earthquakes
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