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	<image>Question: <image>What is the widest image shown in the diagram? Choices: negative meniscus biconvex plano-convex positive meniscus	biconvex
	<image>Question: <image>What is between the biconvex and positive meniscus? Choices: Negative meniscus Biconcave Planoconvex Planoconcave	Planoconvex
	<image>Question: <image>How many types of lenses are shown in the diagram? Choices: 6 5 7 8	6
	<image>Question: <image>Which of these causes light to converge? Choices: Double Convex Lens Negative Meniscus Lens Plano-Conclave Lens Double Conclave Lens	Double Convex Lens
	<image>Question: <image>How many types of lens are there? Choices: 4 5 3 6	6
	<image>Question: <image>Which of these do not converge light? Choices: double convex lens positive meniscus lens double concave lens plano-convex lens	double concave lens
	<image>Question: <image>Where is the focal point? Choices: Over the lines Next to the lines Where the lines are closer Below the lines	Where the lines are closer
	<image>Question: <image>What is the point where the light rays converge called? Choices: distortion focus concave lens	focus
	<image>Question: <image>What does a concave lens do to light? Choices: diffract it focus it refract it reflect it	diffract it
	<image>Question: <image>What is the point at which rays or waves meet after reflection or refraction? Choices: Focal Point Concave Point Converse Point Diverse Point	Focal Point
	<image>Question: <image>What is the name for the distance between the focal point and the mid-line of the lens in this diagram? Choices: focal length aperture lens diameter convex length	focal length
	<image>Question: <image>How many intersection points are needed to achieve focus? Choices: 2 0 1 3	1
	<image>Question: <image>How many parts are shown in the diagram below? Choices: 3 5 4 6	3
	<image>Question: <image>What is the term for the distance between the lens and the focal point? Choices: focus convex focal length length	focal length
	<image>Question: <image>If the incident ray was incident at an angle of zero degrees, what would be the angle of the refracted ray? Choices: 45 degrees Greater than 90 degrees 90 degrees Zero degrees	Zero degrees
	<image>Question: <image>Which ray is the incoming ray? Choices: Normal ray Reflected ray Incident ray None	Incident ray
	<image>Question: <image>What is the angle that is created by the Refracted Ray? Choices: Angle of incident Normal Angle of refraction Incident ray	Angle of refraction
	<image>Question: <image>What would happen to angle of refraction if angle of incident decreases? Choices: angle of refraction remains same angle of refraction also decreases angle of refraction increases not enough information	angle of refraction also decreases
	<image>Question: <image>Which is the angle of incidence above water? Choices: C D B A	A
	<image>Question: <image>What are the name of the rays that strike the water? Choices: Indirect Rays Reflected Rays Incident Rays Direct Rays	Incident Rays
	<image>Question: <image>How many degrees is the angle of refraction? Choices: 30 45 15 75	45
	<image>Question: <image>If light hits liquid A 30 degrees from the liquid's surface, how many degrees from normal is the light refracted? Choices: 45 degrees 70 degrees 50 degrees 60 degrees	45 degrees
	<image>Question: <image>A light that passes through a transparent material exits in what angle relative how it entered? Choices: opposite angle lesser angle same angle greater angle	same angle
	<image>Question: <image>How many times does light refract through a glass window? Choices: 3 4 1 2	3
	<image>Question: <image>How many types of refractive index are there? Choices: 1 4 3 2	3
	<image>Question: <image>How long is the glass medium? Choices: 5 mm 2 mm 9 mm 6 mm	6 mm
	<image>Question: <image>At least how many mediums are required for reflection of light? Choices: 3 2 4 1	2
	<image>Question: <image>How many times is “normal” represented on the diagram? Choices: 4 1 2 3	2
	<image>Question: <image>Different parts of the air Choices: full glass air medium strong air mild air	air medium
	<image>Question: <image>Among water, glass, and diamond, which of these refracts light the most? Choices: glass diamond cannot be determined water	diamond
	<image>Question: <image>How many angles there are in the diagram below? Choices: 4 3 5 1	3
	<image>Question: <image>How many types of rays can form based on the material? Choices: 2 1 4 3	2
	<image>Question: <image>If the incident angle becomes smaller what happens to the reflected angle? Choices: Stays the same Becomes larger Becomes horizontal Becomes smaller	Becomes smaller
	<image>Question: <image>What happens to the light rays as they hit water, glass, etc? Choices: They change directions They turn around Nothing happens They continue in the same direction	They change directions
	<image>Question: <image>Which of the following sentences is the one correct? Choices: The light ray refracts when it passes from air to water/glass. The light ray doesn't refract when it passes from air to water/glass The ligh ray only refracts when it passes from water to glass. The light rays never refracts.	The light ray refracts when it passes from air to water/glass.
	<image>Question: <image>How many light rays were refracted in the diagram? Choices: 3 none 2 1	2
	<image>Question: <image>What is a line (straight or curved) that is perpendicular to the light's wave fronts? Choices: Energy Rays Sun Rays Optic Rays Light Rays	Light Rays
	<image>Question: <image>Identify the optics system shown below. Choices: Reflection Concave Lens Refraction Convex Lens	Refraction
	<image>Question: <image>What is the angle between an incident ray and the normal? Choices: Angle of incidence Angle of refraction Angle of glass Angle of air	Angle of incidence
	<image>Question: <image>At what angle does the light pass straight through a glass? Choices: 45 60 90 30	90
	<image>Question: <image>How many angles are shown in the diagram? Choices: 3 5 2 4	2
	<image>Question: <image>What is the angle between refracted ray and the normal line called? Choices: angle of reflection angle of refraction angle of incidence boundary	angle of refraction
	<image>Question: <image>Before reaching the eyepice, what does the Image hit? Choices: A primary mirror and a secondary mirror Nothing Only a primary mirror Only a secondary mirror	A primary mirror and a secondary mirror
	<image>Question: <image>From where do you have to watch to see the image, using a reflecting telescope? Choices: Eyepiece Primary mirror Image Secondary mirror	Eyepiece
	<image>Question: <image>How many mirrors does the telescope have? Choices: 3 4 1 2	2
	<image>Question: <image>How many parts are there in a reflecting telescope? Choices: 5 3 2 4	3
	<image>Question: <image>How many lenses are used in the setup shown in the diagram? Choices: 4 3 2 1	2
	<image>Question: <image>What does the lens do? Choices: It makes the image small It distorts the image It transfers the image to the eye It magnifies the image	It magnifies the image
	<image>Question: <image>What happens if the lens is removed from the telescope? Choices: The image is darker. The image is upside-down. The image will not focus. The telescope functions as normal.	The image will not focus.
	<image>Question: <image>What part protects the elevation adjustment drum? Choices: protection cap scope tube ocular assembly mountaing rail	protection cap
	<image>Question: <image>Which part adjusts the elevation? Choices: ocular assembly Elevation adjustment drum protection cap mounting rail	Elevation adjustment drum
	<image>Question: <image>How many parts of the ocular assembly are there? Choices: 5 6 4 2	2
	<image>Question: <image>How many parts of the telescope are identified in the image? Choices: 7 8 6 9	9
	<image>Question: <image>How does a telescope affect what you see? Choices: Has no effect on the size. Makes images appear bigger. Makes images darker. Makes images appear smaller	Makes images appear bigger.
	<image>Question: <image>What is directly underneath the protection cap? Choices: apperture in second focal plane picture reversal assembly ocular assembly elevation adjustment arm	elevation adjustment arm
	<image>Question: <image>Where does the light travel first? Choices: The center The eyepiece The subjective lens Through the objective lens	Through the objective lens
	<image>Question: <image>Light enters through the... Choices: light ray objective lens eyepiece f	objective lens
	<image>Question: <image>Light goes toward what? Choices: the eyepiece lens objective focal light	the eyepiece
	<image>Question: <image>The objective lens directs the light towards which part? Choices: Object Eyepeice Air Lens	Eyepeice
	<image>Question: <image>How many lenses does the simple telescope have? Choices: 1 3 4 2	2
	<image>Question: <image>How many parts are shown in the diagram below? Choices: 4 5 2 3	4
	<image>Question: <image>What part does light from the environment first come through? Choices: light ray eyepiece objective lens f	objective lens
	<image>Question: <image>Where does light enter in the top telescope? Choices: eyepiece objective lens tripod mount	objective lens
	<image>Question: <image>In a refracting telescope, what does light pass through before reaching the eyepiece? Choices: Concave lens Objective mirror Flat mirror Objective lens	Objective lens
	<image>Question: <image>Which of the following is NOT a part of a telescope? Choices: Objective Lens Eyepiece Flat Mirror Water Filter	Water Filter
	<image>Question: <image>How many mirrors are inside the lower telescope? Choices: 1 4 2 3	2
	<image>Question: <image>How many types of telescope are shown in the diagram? Choices: 4 2 1 3	2
	<image>Question: <image>What does the viewer look through to see the magnified image? Choices: Eyepiece focal length Objective lense Eyepiece lens Objective focal length	Eyepiece lens
	<image>Question: <image>What is the part of the telescope that your eye looks through to see a distant object? Choices: Eyepiece Objective Focus Focal Length	Eyepiece
	<image>Question: <image>How many lenses are shown in the diagram? Choices: 2 3 1 4	2
	<image>Question: <image>How many types of lens are used in simplified refracting telescope? Choices: 3 1 2 4	2
	<image>Question: <image>What happens if the objective lens is removed from the telescope? Choices: The image remains the same. The image is shown upside-down. The image is darker. The image will not focus.	The image will not focus.
	<image>Question: <image>How many mirrors are in a Newtonian reflector? Choices: two four three five	two
	<image>Question: <image>How many parts are labels in the Newtonian reflector? Choices: 5 4 2 3	2
	<image>Question: <image>If the smaller mirror is removed, what happens? Choices: No image appears to the eyepiece. The image in the eyepiece is brighter. The image in the eyepiece is upside-down. The image in the eyepiece is darker.	No image appears to the eyepiece.
	<image>Question: <image>What is shown in the diagram? Choices: Life Cycle Light Rays Mirror Glass A Newtonian Reflector	A Newtonian Reflector
	<image>Question: <image>What supports the telescope? Choices: Aperure Eye piece Mount Optical tube	Mount
	<image>Question: <image>When objects in the distance are blurry, this piece should be adjusted. Choices: focuser mount optical tube eyepiece	focuser
	<image>Question: <image>Which of the following is NOT a part of a telescope? Choices: Finderscope Hopper Eyepiece Optical Tube	Hopper
	<image>Question: <image>How many parts of the telescope are in the diagram below? Choices: 5 6 8 7	7
	<image>Question: <image>What kind of lens are used in telescopes? Choices: Diffuse glass Convex Concave Mirror	Convex
	<image>Question: <image>Identify the lens Choices: R H Y M	Y
	<image>Question: <image>Identify the plano-convex Choices: X S M N	M
	<image>Question: <image>Identify the eyepiece Choices: E R C U	E
	<image>Question: <image>How does the magnetic north pole align with the earth's magnetic field? Choices: Parallel to the geographic north pole Perpendicular to the south polar field line Perpendicular to the north polar field line Parallel to the north polar field line	Parallel to the north polar field line
	<image>Question: <image>How many geographic poles does the earth have? Choices: 4 3 2 1	2
	<image>Question: <image>How many degrees are between the geographic north pole and the magnetic north pole? Choices: 10 13 12 11.5	11.5
	<image>Question: <image>The magnetic and geographic pole are separated by how many degrees? Choices: 11.5 12.5 13.5 10.5	11.5
	<image>Question: <image>What is the angle difference between the north magnetic pole and the geographic north pole? Choices: 10 degrees 11.5 degrees 12.5 degrees 11 degrees	11.5 degrees
	<image>Question: <image>How many magnetic poles does the earth have? Choices: 4 3 2 1	2
	<image>Question: <image>The magnetosphere is stronger in some specific areas. Which? Choices: Greenwitch The equator The center of the Earth The poles	The poles
	<image>Question: <image>Where is the magnetic north pole located? Choices: Equator West of the geographic north pole At the rotation axis East of the geographic north pole	East of the geographic north pole
	<image>Question: <image>How many poles are represented in the diagram? Choices: 3 2 1 4	4
	<image>Question: <image>How many types of pole are shown? Choices: 4 2 6 5	4
	<image>Question: <image>What is the imaginary line called that divides the earth into northern and southern hemispheres? Choices: Magnetic north pole Equator Geographic north pole Rotational Axis	Equator
	<image>Question: <image>What is the area between the Sun and Earth wherein solar wind is deflected by Earth's magnetic field? Choices: Magnetopause Magnetosphere Solar Wind Van Allen belts	Magnetopause
	<image>Question: <image>How many magnetic poles are found on Earth? Choices: 4 3 1 2	2
	<image>Question: <image>How many types of belt are shown in the picture? Choices: 1 2 3 4	2
	<image>Question: <image>How many types of van allen belt are there? Choices: 2 4 5 3	2
	<image>Question: <image>In this diagram about earth as a magnet, which belt occurs beneath Outer van Allen belt? Choices: Earth's magnetic field Inner core Inner van Allen belt Outer core	Inner van Allen belt

<image>Question: <image>What is the widest image shown in the diagram? Choices: negative meniscus biconvex plano-convex positive meniscus

biconvex

<image>Question: <image>What is between the biconvex and positive meniscus? Choices: Negative meniscus Biconcave Planoconvex Planoconcave

Planoconvex

<image>Question: <image>How many types of lenses are shown in the diagram? Choices: 6 5 7 8

6

<image>Question: <image>Which of these causes light to converge? Choices: Double Convex Lens Negative Meniscus Lens Plano-Conclave Lens Double Conclave Lens

Double Convex Lens

<image>Question: <image>How many types of lens are there? Choices: 4 5 3 6

6

<image>Question: <image>Which of these do not converge light? Choices: double convex lens positive meniscus lens double concave lens plano-convex lens

double concave lens

<image>Question: <image>Where is the focal point? Choices: Over the lines Next to the lines Where the lines are closer Below the lines

Where the lines are closer

<image>Question: <image>What is the point where the light rays converge called? Choices: distortion focus concave lens

focus

<image>Question: <image>What does a concave lens do to light? Choices: diffract it focus it refract it reflect it

diffract it

<image>Question: <image>What is the point at which rays or waves meet after reflection or refraction? Choices: Focal Point Concave Point Converse Point Diverse Point

Focal Point

<image>Question: <image>What is the name for the distance between the focal point and the mid-line of the lens in this diagram? Choices: focal length aperture lens diameter convex length

focal length

<image>Question: <image>How many intersection points are needed to achieve focus? Choices: 2 0 1 3

1

<image>Question: <image>How many parts are shown in the diagram below? Choices: 3 5 4 6

3

<image>Question: <image>What is the term for the distance between the lens and the focal point? Choices: focus convex focal length length

focal length

<image>Question: <image>If the incident ray was incident at an angle of zero degrees, what would be the angle of the refracted ray? Choices: 45 degrees Greater than 90 degrees 90 degrees Zero degrees

Zero degrees

<image>Question: <image>Which ray is the incoming ray? Choices: Normal ray Reflected ray Incident ray None

Incident ray

<image>Question: <image>What is the angle that is created by the Refracted Ray? Choices: Angle of incident Normal Angle of refraction Incident ray

Angle of refraction

<image>Question: <image>What would happen to angle of refraction if angle of incident decreases? Choices: angle of refraction remains same angle of refraction also decreases angle of refraction increases not enough information

angle of refraction also decreases

<image>Question: <image>Which is the angle of incidence above water? Choices: C D B A

A

<image>Question: <image>What are the name of the rays that strike the water? Choices: Indirect Rays Reflected Rays Incident Rays Direct Rays

Incident Rays

<image>Question: <image>How many degrees is the angle of refraction? Choices: 30 45 15 75

45

<image>Question: <image>If light hits liquid A 30 degrees from the liquid's surface, how many degrees from normal is the light refracted? Choices: 45 degrees 70 degrees 50 degrees 60 degrees

45 degrees

<image>Question: <image>A light that passes through a transparent material exits in what angle relative how it entered? Choices: opposite angle lesser angle same angle greater angle

same angle

<image>Question: <image>How many times does light refract through a glass window? Choices: 3 4 1 2

3

<image>Question: <image>How many types of refractive index are there? Choices: 1 4 3 2

3

<image>Question: <image>How long is the glass medium? Choices: 5 mm 2 mm 9 mm 6 mm

6 mm

<image>Question: <image>At least how many mediums are required for reflection of light? Choices: 3 2 4 1

2

<image>Question: <image>How many times is “normal” represented on the diagram? Choices: 4 1 2 3

2

<image>Question: <image>Different parts of the air Choices: full glass air medium strong air mild air

air medium

<image>Question: <image>Among water, glass, and diamond, which of these refracts light the most? Choices: glass diamond cannot be determined water

diamond

<image>Question: <image>How many angles there are in the diagram below? Choices: 4 3 5 1

3

<image>Question: <image>How many types of rays can form based on the material? Choices: 2 1 4 3

2

<image>Question: <image>If the incident angle becomes smaller what happens to the reflected angle? Choices: Stays the same Becomes larger Becomes horizontal Becomes smaller

Becomes smaller

<image>Question: <image>What happens to the light rays as they hit water, glass, etc? Choices: They change directions They turn around Nothing happens They continue in the same direction

They change directions

<image>Question: <image>Which of the following sentences is the one correct? Choices: The light ray refracts when it passes from air to water/glass. The light ray doesn't refract when it passes from air to water/glass The ligh ray only refracts when it passes from water to glass. The light rays never refracts.

The light ray refracts when it passes from air to water/glass.

<image>Question: <image>How many light rays were refracted in the diagram? Choices: 3 none 2 1

2

<image>Question: <image>What is a line (straight or curved) that is perpendicular to the light's wave fronts? Choices: Energy Rays Sun Rays Optic Rays Light Rays

Light Rays

<image>Question: <image>Identify the optics system shown below. Choices: Reflection Concave Lens Refraction Convex Lens

Refraction

<image>Question: <image>What is the angle between an incident ray and the normal? Choices: Angle of incidence Angle of refraction Angle of glass Angle of air

Angle of incidence

<image>Question: <image>At what angle does the light pass straight through a glass? Choices: 45 60 90 30

90

<image>Question: <image>How many angles are shown in the diagram? Choices: 3 5 2 4

2

<image>Question: <image>What is the angle between refracted ray and the normal line called? Choices: angle of reflection angle of refraction angle of incidence boundary

angle of refraction

<image>Question: <image>Before reaching the eyepice, what does the Image hit? Choices: A primary mirror and a secondary mirror Nothing Only a primary mirror Only a secondary mirror

A primary mirror and a secondary mirror

<image>Question: <image>From where do you have to watch to see the image, using a reflecting telescope? Choices: Eyepiece Primary mirror Image Secondary mirror

Eyepiece

<image>Question: <image>How many mirrors does the telescope have? Choices: 3 4 1 2

2

<image>Question: <image>How many parts are there in a reflecting telescope? Choices: 5 3 2 4

3

<image>Question: <image>How many lenses are used in the setup shown in the diagram? Choices: 4 3 2 1

2

<image>Question: <image>What does the lens do? Choices: It makes the image small It distorts the image It transfers the image to the eye It magnifies the image

It magnifies the image

<image>Question: <image>What happens if the lens is removed from the telescope? Choices: The image is darker. The image is upside-down. The image will not focus. The telescope functions as normal.

The image will not focus.

<image>Question: <image>What part protects the elevation adjustment drum? Choices: protection cap scope tube ocular assembly mountaing rail

protection cap

<image>Question: <image>Which part adjusts the elevation? Choices: ocular assembly Elevation adjustment drum protection cap mounting rail

Elevation adjustment drum

<image>Question: <image>How many parts of the ocular assembly are there? Choices: 5 6 4 2

2

<image>Question: <image>How many parts of the telescope are identified in the image? Choices: 7 8 6 9

9

<image>Question: <image>How does a telescope affect what you see? Choices: Has no effect on the size. Makes images appear bigger. Makes images darker. Makes images appear smaller

Makes images appear bigger.

<image>Question: <image>What is directly underneath the protection cap? Choices: apperture in second focal plane picture reversal assembly ocular assembly elevation adjustment arm

elevation adjustment arm

<image>Question: <image>Where does the light travel first? Choices: The center The eyepiece The subjective lens Through the objective lens

Through the objective lens

<image>Question: <image>Light enters through the... Choices: light ray objective lens eyepiece f

objective lens

<image>Question: <image>Light goes toward what? Choices: the eyepiece lens objective focal light

the eyepiece

<image>Question: <image>The objective lens directs the light towards which part? Choices: Object Eyepeice Air Lens

Eyepeice

<image>Question: <image>How many lenses does the simple telescope have? Choices: 1 3 4 2

2

<image>Question: <image>How many parts are shown in the diagram below? Choices: 4 5 2 3

4

<image>Question: <image>What part does light from the environment first come through? Choices: light ray eyepiece objective lens f

objective lens

<image>Question: <image>Where does light enter in the top telescope? Choices: eyepiece objective lens tripod mount

objective lens

<image>Question: <image>In a refracting telescope, what does light pass through before reaching the eyepiece? Choices: Concave lens Objective mirror Flat mirror Objective lens

Objective lens

<image>Question: <image>Which of the following is NOT a part of a telescope? Choices: Objective Lens Eyepiece Flat Mirror Water Filter

Water Filter

<image>Question: <image>How many mirrors are inside the lower telescope? Choices: 1 4 2 3

2

<image>Question: <image>How many types of telescope are shown in the diagram? Choices: 4 2 1 3

2

<image>Question: <image>What does the viewer look through to see the magnified image? Choices: Eyepiece focal length Objective lense Eyepiece lens Objective focal length

Eyepiece lens

<image>Question: <image>What is the part of the telescope that your eye looks through to see a distant object? Choices: Eyepiece Objective Focus Focal Length

Eyepiece

<image>Question: <image>How many lenses are shown in the diagram? Choices: 2 3 1 4

2

<image>Question: <image>How many types of lens are used in simplified refracting telescope? Choices: 3 1 2 4

2

<image>Question: <image>What happens if the objective lens is removed from the telescope? Choices: The image remains the same. The image is shown upside-down. The image is darker. The image will not focus.

The image will not focus.

<image>Question: <image>How many mirrors are in a Newtonian reflector? Choices: two four three five

two

<image>Question: <image>How many parts are labels in the Newtonian reflector? Choices: 5 4 2 3

2

<image>Question: <image>If the smaller mirror is removed, what happens? Choices: No image appears to the eyepiece. The image in the eyepiece is brighter. The image in the eyepiece is upside-down. The image in the eyepiece is darker.

No image appears to the eyepiece.

<image>Question: <image>What is shown in the diagram? Choices: Life Cycle Light Rays Mirror Glass A Newtonian Reflector

A Newtonian Reflector

<image>Question: <image>What supports the telescope? Choices: Aperure Eye piece Mount Optical tube

Mount

<image>Question: <image>When objects in the distance are blurry, this piece should be adjusted. Choices: focuser mount optical tube eyepiece

focuser

<image>Question: <image>Which of the following is NOT a part of a telescope? Choices: Finderscope Hopper Eyepiece Optical Tube

Hopper

<image>Question: <image>How many parts of the telescope are in the diagram below? Choices: 5 6 8 7

7

<image>Question: <image>What kind of lens are used in telescopes? Choices: Diffuse glass Convex Concave Mirror

Convex

<image>Question: <image>Identify the lens Choices: R H Y M

Y

<image>Question: <image>Identify the plano-convex Choices: X S M N

M

<image>Question: <image>Identify the eyepiece Choices: E R C U

E

<image>Question: <image>How does the magnetic north pole align with the earth's magnetic field? Choices: Parallel to the geographic north pole Perpendicular to the south polar field line Perpendicular to the north polar field line Parallel to the north polar field line

Parallel to the north polar field line

<image>Question: <image>How many geographic poles does the earth have? Choices: 4 3 2 1

2

<image>Question: <image>How many degrees are between the geographic north pole and the magnetic north pole? Choices: 10 13 12 11.5

11.5

<image>Question: <image>The magnetic and geographic pole are separated by how many degrees? Choices: 11.5 12.5 13.5 10.5

11.5

<image>Question: <image>What is the angle difference between the north magnetic pole and the geographic north pole? Choices: 10 degrees 11.5 degrees 12.5 degrees 11 degrees

11.5 degrees

<image>Question: <image>How many magnetic poles does the earth have? Choices: 4 3 2 1

2

<image>Question: <image>The magnetosphere is stronger in some specific areas. Which? Choices: Greenwitch The equator The center of the Earth The poles

The poles

<image>Question: <image>Where is the magnetic north pole located? Choices: Equator West of the geographic north pole At the rotation axis East of the geographic north pole

East of the geographic north pole

<image>Question: <image>How many poles are represented in the diagram? Choices: 3 2 1 4

4

<image>Question: <image>How many types of pole are shown? Choices: 4 2 6 5

4

<image>Question: <image>What is the imaginary line called that divides the earth into northern and southern hemispheres? Choices: Magnetic north pole Equator Geographic north pole Rotational Axis

Equator

<image>Question: <image>What is the area between the Sun and Earth wherein solar wind is deflected by Earth's magnetic field? Choices: Magnetopause Magnetosphere Solar Wind Van Allen belts

Magnetopause

<image>Question: <image>How many magnetic poles are found on Earth? Choices: 4 3 1 2

2

<image>Question: <image>How many types of belt are shown in the picture? Choices: 1 2 3 4

2

<image>Question: <image>How many types of van allen belt are there? Choices: 2 4 5 3

2

<image>Question: <image>In this diagram about earth as a magnet, which belt occurs beneath Outer van Allen belt? Choices: Earth's magnetic field Inner core Inner van Allen belt Outer core

Inner van Allen belt