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Space exploration: What does NASA do?
  • 1. What is NASA's primary goal?
A) Providing weather forecasts
B) Developing video games
C) Exploration of space
D) Designing automobiles
  • 2. Which program is known for landing humans on the Moon?
A) Mercury program
B) Mars Exploration Program
C) Gemini program
D) Apollo program
  • 3. What does NASA stand for?
A) National Aerospace and Science Association
B) North American Space Agency
C) National Aeronautics Safety Agency
D) National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  • 4. In what year was NASA established?
A) 1969
B) 1958
C) 1945
D) 1975
  • 5. Which international space station does NASA collaborate with?
A) Mars Base One
B) International Space Station (ISS)
C) Lunar Gateway
D) Hubble Station
  • 6. What is NASA's role in the Space Shuttle program?
A) Manufactured commercial airplanes
B) Built rockets for other agencies
C) Only funded the program
D) Designed and operated the shuttles
  • 7. What does NASA develop for robotic space exploration?
A) Space hotels
B) Nuclear submarines
C) Rovers and landers
D) Commercial airliners
  • 8. What does the Voyager mission aim to explore?
A) The Moon
B) Asteroids near Earth
C) The Sun
D) Outer planets of the solar system
  • 9. Which astronaut was the first American to orbit the Earth?
A) Alan Shepard
B) Buzz Aldrin
C) Neil Armstrong
D) John Glenn
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