Ed White (astronaut) - Quiz
A) University of Michigan B) United States Military Academy C) Texas A&M University D) Massachusetts Institute of Technology
A) Polaris B) Sirius C) Iota Ursae Majoris D) Alpha Centauri
A) John Glenn B) Buzz Aldrin C) Roger B. Chaffee D) Neil Armstrong
A) Jacksonville, Florida B) Houston, Texas C) San Antonio, Texas D) St. Petersburg, Florida
A) Omega Speedmaster reference 105.003 B) Bulova Lunar Pilot C) Casio G-Shock D) Rolex Submariner
A) Northwest of Columbia Memorial Station B) South of Gale Crater C) Near Jezero Crater D) At the base of Olympus Mons
A) Chris Isaak B) Matt Lanter C) Jason Clarke D) Steven Ruge
A) It was the only stamp to feature a Gemini capsule B) It was the first stamp to feature a dead astronaut C) It was the most expensive stamp issued that year D) It was the first USPO design spread over two stamps
A) League City, Texas B) Chicago, Illinois C) Jacksonville, Florida D) Huntsville, Alabama
A) Outside West Hall at the University of Michigan B) At the Kennedy Space Center C) Near the Marshall Space Flight Center D) Inside the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum
A) Second spelled backwards B) Latin for star C) An acronym for his mission D) A reference to his birth month
A) California B) Texas C) Florida D) Alabama
A) The Beatles B) Lemon Jelly C) Pink Floyd D) David Bowie
A) Island White B) Apollo Island C) Gemini Island D) White Island
A) Edward H. White Memorial Youth Center B) Edward White Elementary School C) Edward White Way D) Edward White Park
A) Senior pilot B) Payload specialist C) Command pilot D) Flight engineer
A) Virgil "Gus" Grissom B) Ed White C) Neil Armstrong D) Roger Chaffee
A) Gemini 3 B) Apollo 1 C) Apollo 7 D) Mercury-Redstone 4
A) February 21, 1967 B) March 1966 C) January 27, 1967 D) June 1966
A) Launch Pad 39A B) Kennedy Space Center C) Launch Pad 34 D) Cape Canaveral
A) Plugs-out test B) Ignition test C) Landing simulation D) Fueling test
A) Pure oxygen B) Carbon dioxide C) Helium and oxygen D) Nitrogen and oxygen
A) Reach the cabin vent control B) Remove the hatch cover C) Actuate the inner hatch release handle D) Maintain communications
A) Maintain communications B) Actuate the hatch release C) Remove the hatch cover D) Reach the cabin vent control
A) Impact trauma B) Asphyxiation, smoke inhalation, and thermal burns C) Decompression D) Radiation exposure
A) 20 pounds per square inch B) 14.7 pounds per square inch C) 29 pounds per square inch D) 10 pounds per square inch
A) Delays in spacecraft development B) Budget cuts C) Lack of qualified pilots D) Bad weather forecasts
A) Fuel leaks and electrical sparks B) Pressure loss and suit malfunctions C) Engine failure and guidance errors D) Cabin odor and poor communications
A) Partially fueled B) Fully fueled C) Not fueled D) Detached from the spacecraft
A) March 18, 1965 B) June 3, 1965 C) July 30, 1962 D) September 17, 1962
A) Medical examinations B) Celestial navigation C) Flight control systems D) Orbital rendezvous
A) Deke Slayton B) Michael Collins C) Frank Borman D) McDivitt
A) Valery Bykovsky B) Yuri Gagarin C) Gherman Titov D) Alexei Leonov
A) A gold cross B) A St. Christopher Medal C) A rosary D) A Star of David
A) Hand-Held Maneuvering Unit B) Oxygen Thruster Pack C) Maneuvering Tether Device D) Space Propulsion Gun
A) Using a mechanical wrench B) Using the Hand-Held Maneuvering Unit C) Pulling the internal release lever D) Using his glove to push on the gears
A) Michael Collins B) Yuri Gagarin C) Alexei Leonov D) Frank Borman
A) Edwards Air Force Base B) Wright-Patterson Air Force Base C) Luke Air Force Base D) Bartow Air Base
A) Bartow Air Base B) James Connally Air Force Base C) Bitburg Air Base D) Edwards Air Force Base
A) 1959 B) 1953 C) 1952 D) 1957
A) Annapolis Finegan B) Patricia Eileen Finegan C) Patricia Higgins D) Bonnie Lynn White
A) 22nd Fighter Squadron B) 100th Fighter Squadron C) 59th Fighter Squadron D) 1952nd Fighter Squadron
A) Ted Freeman B) Buzz Aldrin C) John Glenn D) Ham
A) Fighter gunnery B) Aeronautical engineering C) Physics D) Aerospace science
A) 1957 B) 1958 C) 1959 D) 1960
A) 53-B B) 59-C C) 58-D D) 52-A
A) Edwards Air Force Base B) Bartow Air Base C) Wright-Patterson Air Force Base D) Luke Air Force Base
A) John Glenn B) Ted Freeman C) Jim Irwin D) James Salter
A) Exactly 1,000 B) Less than 2,000 C) More than 3,000 D) Exactly 2,200
A) Enos B) Baker C) Ham D) Laika
A) July 15, 1948 B) November 14, 1930 C) June 3, 1965 D) January 27, 1967
A) A rocket explosion during launch B) A mid-air collision during flight C) A fire during pre-launch testing D) A medical emergency in space
A) Skip B) Flash C) Red D) Buzz
A) Soccer B) 100 meter dash C) 400 meter hurdles D) Long jump
A) Michael Collins B) John Glenn C) Neil Armstrong D) Buzz Aldrin
A) Lyndon B. Johnson B) Dwight D. Eisenhower C) John F. Kennedy D) Ross Rizley
A) A spark from a wire under Grissom's seat B) A malfunctioning oxygen tank C) An electrical surge in the control panel D) A fuel leak near the engine
A) Roger Chaffee B) Gus Grissom C) Frank Borman D) James White
A) $100,000 B) $10,000 C) $16,250 D) $50,000
A) Complications from a tumor B) A car accident C) She took her own life D) Natural causes
A) World War II B) Korean War C) Vietnam War D) Cold War operations
A) June 19, 2018 B) November 24, 1969 C) January 27, 1967 D) September 6, 1983
A) Wiring and plumbing flaws B) Inadequate engine thrust C) Pressurized oxygen atmosphere D) Flammable materials in the cockpit
A) Sigma Delta Psi B) Tau Kappa Epsilon C) Tau Beta Pi D) Phi Beta Kappa
A) Alpha Sigma Phi B) Sigma Delta Psi C) Tau Beta Pi D) Delta Sigma Phi
A) 1965 B) 1966 C) 1969 D) 1967
A) National Aviation Hall of Fame B) International Space Hall of Fame C) Firefly Club D) Aerospace Primus Club
A) Air Force Commendation Medal B) AIAA Haley Astronautics Award C) Senior Astronaut Wings D) Medalha Bandeirantes va Cosmonautica
A) 1993 B) 1982 C) 1997 D) 2009
A) 1982 B) 1993 C) 1969 D) 2009
A) President Kennedy B) President Clinton C) President Nixon D) President Johnson
A) Air Force Commendation Medal B) General Thomas D. White National Defense Award C) NASA Distinguished Service Medal D) Presidential Medal of Freedom |
Created with That Quiz —
where test making and test taking are made easy for math and other subject areas.