Test: The Sky Above us - 2 - Class 1 MCQ

Stars look like they're twinkling because their light reaches our eyes through moving air.

During the day, we can easily see clouds, birds, aeroplanes, and helicopters flying in the sky.

The sun, moon, and stars are called heavenly bodies because they are in space and seen in the sky.

Clouds are mostly seen during the daytime when the sky is bright.

The sun always rises in the East direction every morning.

Moon shines because it reflects the sunlight that falls on it.

Stars are still there in the daytime, but we cannot see them because the sunlight is very bright.

Clouds float high in the sky and are seen clearly above us.

Neil Armstrong was the first person who stepped on the moon and walked there.

The sun is a very big ball of fire, called a star, that gives us light and heat.