Astro Trivia Quiz for February
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Astro Trivia Quiz for February
Greetings again TSSers, here's a new Trivia Quiz:
https://forms.gle/7VWXq1du2RVuYZrs6
For the short answer questions, spelling does not matter. I will adjust scores for misspelled answers.
Remember:
1. No online research allowed, your own pure brain only!
2. On multiple choice questions, feel free to guess. You may get lucky!
3. If you have a comment about a question, please do NOT give away the correct answer.
4. Please do not repeat the quiz, at least not until after I announce the Champs sometime next week.
Enjoy!
https://forms.gle/7VWXq1du2RVuYZrs6
For the short answer questions, spelling does not matter. I will adjust scores for misspelled answers.
Remember:
1. No online research allowed, your own pure brain only!
2. On multiple choice questions, feel free to guess. You may get lucky!
3. If you have a comment about a question, please do NOT give away the correct answer.
4. Please do not repeat the quiz, at least not until after I announce the Champs sometime next week.
Enjoy!
Ray
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Re: Astro Trivia Quiz for February
Yeah, well, probably shouldn't do these as soon as I get up, 5/20.
All my guesses were wrong, can't believe I got the Moon one wrong! But even if you took out the regionally biased last question my score would still have been poor! I'm going back to school!
Good quiz Raymond.
Regards
Graeme
All my guesses were wrong, can't believe I got the Moon one wrong! But even if you took out the regionally biased last question my score would still have been poor! I'm going back to school!
Good quiz Raymond.
Regards
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Re: Astro Trivia Quiz for February
Ditto, 8/20 but I'll get one back for spelling so 9/20. The three pointers are brutal! It would be a lot easier if it was an open book test!
Difficult, but fun anyway,
Steve
Difficult, but fun anyway,
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Re: Astro Trivia Quiz for February
I like the way you make these both enjoyable and painful at the same time, Raymond
8/20, 9/20 if I get the credit for a slightly misspelled word...
Looking forward to the March quiz!
All the best,
8/20, 9/20 if I get the credit for a slightly misspelled word...
Looking forward to the March quiz!
All the best,
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Re: Astro Trivia Quiz for February
I missed last month's, but am quite pleased to have got 11/20
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Re: Astro Trivia Quiz for February
Ouch, I had a rough one this month at 6/20! I guess that is what I get for trying to do it while watching TV!
How embarrassing!
How embarrassing!
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"Seeing is in some respect an art, which must be learnt." (William Herschel)
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"No good deed goes unpunished." (various)
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Re: Astro Trivia Quiz for February
7/20 here - and I spelled everything right!
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Re: Astro Trivia Quiz for February
Jeez 6/20. But I did get the one about Jupiter right.
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Re: Astro Trivia Quiz for February
That one started out easy, but got hard by the end. 8/20
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Re: Astro Trivia Quiz for February
I'm right there with youGraeme1858 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 20, 2021 9:52 am Yeah, well, probably shouldn't do these as soon as I get up, 5/20.
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Re: Astro Trivia Quiz for February
Thanks all for participating, total of 12 responses.
As usual, the 12 questions scored 20 points.
Overall average score: 6.58 points = 32.9%.
One of my tougher ones...
Honorable mention:
One scored 9 points = 45%
Thefatkitty
Bravo!
And now.. (drum roll please) here is your Champion!
One scored 11 points = 55%
Gfamily
Hurrah!
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Answers, stats, comments…
1. Where was the above photograph taken?
Chile, 7/12 correct. The Big Dipper is upside down near the horizon, which means that Polaris is way below, which can only be from deep in the southern hemisphere.
2. Of all the planets in the Solar System, Mars is closest in size to Earth.
False, 10/12 correct. Venus is the planet closest in size to Earth.
3. Which main belt asteroid regularly brightens to naked-eye visibility?
Vesta, 5/12 correct. Most said Ceres which is the largest asteroid, but Vesta comes closer and has a much higheralbedo . Vesta will be at opposition early next month, passing near to the star Theta Leonis.
4. Name a device whose primary shape is a segment of one sixth of a circle, used to measure positions of stars for navigation.
Sextant, 12/12 correct.
5. About what time does the third quarter Moon rise?
Midnight, 7/12 correct.
6. Name the substance with chemical formula NH3 that forms ice clouds in a layer of Jupiter's atmosphere.
Ammonia, 9/12 correct. I would have accepted hydrogen nitride, but nobody came up with that.
7. Which spacecraft mission was the first to successfully return images from the surface of another planet?
Venera 9, 4/12 correct. Soviet craft that soft-landed on Venus in 1975 and operated for 53 minutes.
8. Today (February 9, 2021), which planet of the Solar System is closest to the Earth?
Mercury, 1/12 correct. I like to ask this now and then. Mercury is now between us and the Sun.
9. Which one of these constellations does NOT share a border with Canis Major?
Orion, 1/12 correct. Almost half answered Columba.
10. From mid-northern latitudes, which month of the year is most favorable for completing aMessier Marathon?
March, 7/12 correct. Never tried a Marathon..
11. Which astronomer discovered two of the first four known asteroids?
Olbers, 0/12 correct.
12. Which UHF television channel was never used, in order to prevent interference with radio astronomy? (two digit number)
37, 1/12 correct. How’s that for a toughie? Had that question in my stash since last summer..
Feedback, comments, etc.
Your questions are northen hemisphere and USA biased !
Hey, the image was from Chile, and the spacecraft answer was Soviet!
see yas next time!
Ray Howard
As usual, the 12 questions scored 20 points.
Overall average score: 6.58 points = 32.9%.
One of my tougher ones...
Honorable mention:
One scored 9 points = 45%
Thefatkitty
Bravo!
And now.. (drum roll please) here is your Champion!
One scored 11 points = 55%
Gfamily
Hurrah!
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Answers, stats, comments…
1. Where was the above photograph taken?
Chile, 7/12 correct. The Big Dipper is upside down near the horizon, which means that Polaris is way below, which can only be from deep in the southern hemisphere.
2. Of all the planets in the Solar System, Mars is closest in size to Earth.
False, 10/12 correct. Venus is the planet closest in size to Earth.
3. Which main belt asteroid regularly brightens to naked-eye visibility?
Vesta, 5/12 correct. Most said Ceres which is the largest asteroid, but Vesta comes closer and has a much higher
4. Name a device whose primary shape is a segment of one sixth of a circle, used to measure positions of stars for navigation.
Sextant, 12/12 correct.
5. About what time does the third quarter Moon rise?
Midnight, 7/12 correct.
6. Name the substance with chemical formula NH3 that forms ice clouds in a layer of Jupiter's atmosphere.
Ammonia, 9/12 correct. I would have accepted hydrogen nitride, but nobody came up with that.
7. Which spacecraft mission was the first to successfully return images from the surface of another planet?
Venera 9, 4/12 correct. Soviet craft that soft-landed on Venus in 1975 and operated for 53 minutes.
8. Today (February 9, 2021), which planet of the Solar System is closest to the Earth?
Mercury, 1/12 correct. I like to ask this now and then. Mercury is now between us and the Sun.
9. Which one of these constellations does NOT share a border with Canis Major?
Orion, 1/12 correct. Almost half answered Columba.
10. From mid-northern latitudes, which month of the year is most favorable for completing a
March, 7/12 correct. Never tried a Marathon..
11. Which astronomer discovered two of the first four known asteroids?
Olbers, 0/12 correct.
12. Which UHF television channel was never used, in order to prevent interference with radio astronomy? (two digit number)
37, 1/12 correct. How’s that for a toughie? Had that question in my stash since last summer..
Feedback, comments, etc.
Your questions are northen hemisphere and USA biased !
Hey, the image was from Chile, and the spacecraft answer was Soviet!
see yas next time!
Ray Howard
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Re: Astro Trivia Quiz for February
Congratulations on the win Owen. It was a tough one.
Regards
Graeme
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Wow, that came as a surprise!
Definitely a tough quiz this time.
Definitely a tough quiz this time.
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Yes tough, yet one guy from my local astro club aced the quiz! I don't believe he cheated...
Nobody else scored over 14.
Ray
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Re: Astro Trivia Quiz for February
That was a toughie Ray but thanks for posting it! Got to keep the brain active these days.Raymondhow wrote: ↑Thu Feb 25, 2021 9:26 pmYes tough, yet one guy from my local astro club aced the quiz! I don't believe he cheated...
Nobody else scored over 14.
-Michael
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Eyepieces: Various, GSO Superview, 9mm Plossl, Celestron 25mm Plossl
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Latitude: 48.7229° N
Refractors: ES AR152 f/6.5 Achromat on Twilight II, Celestron 102mm XLT f/9.8 on Celestron Heavy Duty Alt Az mount, KOWA 90mm spotting scope
Binoculars: Celestron SkyMaster 15x70, Bushnell 10x50
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Gee, and I thought I was just stupid getting such a low score this time around. Guess it was genuinely difficult.
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