Chemistry science quiz 13

What is the main reason rockets are launched vertically?

A) To avoid birds

B) To reach orbit with the least resistance

C) It’s cheaper

D) It looks dramatic

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What does ISP (specific impulse) measure in rocketry?

A) Rocket speed

B) Fuel temperature

C) Efficiency of a rocket engine

D) Payload capacity

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What is the purpose of a rocket nozzle?

A) To store fuel

B) To cool the rocket engine

C) To direct exhaust gases and produce thrust

D) To steer the rocket

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What happens in the staging process of multistage rockets?

A) The rocket spins faster

B) The rocket deploys parachutes

C) Used sections are discarded to lighten the load

D) Fuel is transferred between stages

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Which element is most commonly used as rocket fuel oxidizer?

A) Oxygen

B) Helium

C) Hydrogen

D) Nitrogen

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What type of rocket was used to launch the Apollo missions?

A) Falcon 9

B) Titan II

C) Atlas V

D) Saturn V

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What law of motion is most important in understanding rocket propulsion?

A) Newton's First Law

B) Newton's Second Law

C) Newton's Third Law

D) Kepler's Law

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Who is considered the "father of modern rocketry"?

A) Wernher von Braun

B) Robert H. Goddard

C) Elon Musk

D) Yuri Gagarin

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What is the main reason rockets are launched vertically?

What does ISP (specific impulse) measure in rocketry?

What is the purpose of a rocket nozzle?

What happens in the staging process of multistage rockets?

Which element is most commonly used as rocket fuel oxidizer?

What type of rocket was used to launch the Apollo missions?

What law of motion is most important in understanding rocket propulsion?

Who is considered the "father of modern rocketry"?

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