Space and Society Quiz

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Space tech, ethics, and discrimination

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Froggy Jumps Space and Society QuizVersion en ligne Space tech, ethics, and discrimination par Alejandra Vega 1 What is a Spacecraft in space exploration? a A vehicle that carries astronauts and/or equipment. b A device to land rovers on planets. c A telescope used for deep space viewing. 2 What is the purpose of satellites? a To heat up space stations. b To orbit and gather information for Earth and other bodies. c To land on asteroids only. 3 What are unmanned vehicles? a Vehicles that require a crew from Earth. b Only satellites with no onboard systems. c Robots and computers performing missions without people. 4 Which is an example of an unmanned vehicle? a Moon lander with astronauts b Mars rover c Space shuttle with crew 5 What is a telescope’s role in space exploration? a Observe far away regions of the Milky Way. b Launch spacecraft into orbit. c Control satellites from Earth. 6 What is the Hubble telescope? a A type of space shuttle. b A space telescope orbiting Earth for distant images. c A ground-based observatory in Chile. 7 How do telescopes help us? a They measure and see distant parts of the Milky Way. b They land ships on planets. c They power space stations. 8 What is E-Waste? a Electronic products that no longer work or have ended life. b A recycling program for gold. c New generation space gear. 9 What is a common consequence of E-Waste? a Increased telescope clarity. b Improved space propulsion. c Lead and chemicals can pollute soil and groundwater. 10 What percentage of e-waste is recycled globally? a Over 90%. b Around 13%. c Around 50%. 11 What is discrimination? a A type of clothing for astronauts. b Treating people differently due to characteristics like culture or race. c A method of spacecraft docking. 12 What is racism? a A space-time metric. b Discrimination based on racial differences. c A kind of rocket engine. 13 What are push factors in migration? a Factors that drive people to leave their home. b Factors attracting tourists. c Factors attracting investors. 14 What are pull factors in migration? a Factors increasing crime. b Factors that slow down transport. c Factors that attract people to a new place. 15 What is ethical decision-making? a Calculating profit margins. b Scheduling space missions. c Choosing right over wrong based on moral considerations. 16 What is business ethics? a A marketing slogan. b A tax calculation method. c Moral principles guiding business decisions. 17 Which value is part of business ethics? a Exaggeration b Trustworthiness c Dishonesty 18 Which value is part of business ethics? a Apathy b Respect c Conflict 19 Which value is part of business ethics? a Indifference b Bias c Fairness 20 What is citizenship in business ethics? a Ignoring local regulations. b Maximizing short-term profits at any cost. c Contributing to the community and obeying laws. 21 Which group is vulnerable to discrimination (per the study guide)? a Robotic kits b Immigrants c Space tourists 22 What is a space probe? a A crewed space shuttle. b A craft that gathers data far from Earth without humans on board. c A satellite dish on Earth. 23 What is a space suit (EMU)? a A space station module. b One-person spacecraft protecting astronauts outside the ship. c A ground training suit. 24 What are satellites used for besides data gathering? a Dragging asteroids to Earth. b Mining space minerals. c Improving communications on Earth. 25 What is a rover’s primary purpose? a Explore planetary surfaces for scientific data. b Provide in-flight meals. c Return to Earth with samples. 26 What is the Voyager program noted for? a Sending information back to Earth for decades. b Landing humans on Mars. c Recycling space debris. 27 What do push and pull factors relate to in the guide? a Rocket propulsion stages. b Satellite orbit types. c Migration decisions. 28 What is a major ethical benefit of good business ethics? a A company’s reputation and growth. b Reduced teamwork c Increased fines 29 What is 'stereotype' according to the guide? a Generalized, often negative beliefs about a group. b A precise scientific term. c A type of spacecraft armor 30 What kind of discrimination is shown subtly? a Fuel efficiency improvements b Interstellar navigation c Racism and discrimination through jokes or exclusion.

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Space and Society QuizVersion en ligne

par Alejandra Vega

What is a Spacecraft in space exploration?

What is the purpose of satellites?

What are unmanned vehicles?

Which is an example of an unmanned vehicle?

What is a telescope’s role in space exploration?

What is the Hubble telescope?

How do telescopes help us?

What is E-Waste?

What is a common consequence of E-Waste?

What percentage of e-waste is recycled globally?

What is discrimination?

What is racism?

What are push factors in migration?

What are pull factors in migration?

What is ethical decision-making?

What is business ethics?

Which value is part of business ethics?

Which value is part of business ethics?

Which value is part of business ethics?

What is citizenship in business ethics?

Which group is vulnerable to discrimination (per the study guide)?

What is a space probe?

What is a space suit (EMU)?

What are satellites used for besides data gathering?

What is a rover’s primary purpose?

What is the Voyager program noted for?

What do push and pull factors relate to in the guide?

What is a major ethical benefit of good business ethics?

What is 'stereotype' according to the guide?

What kind of discrimination is shown subtly?