Q1. Chandrayaan-3 has been launched form 

         which of the following centres?

a) Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre
b) Satish Dhawan Space Centre
c) ISRO
d) Dr. Abdul Kalam Island

Q2. Which launching vehicle is used in the

       launch of Chandrayaan-3?

a) GSLV
b) ASLV
c) PSLC
d) SLV

Q3. What is the mass of propulsion module

       used in Chnadrayaan-3?
a) 2145 kg
b) 2245 kg
c) 2148 kg
d) 2543 kg

Q4. The mission life of the Lander and Rover 

        of Chandrayaan-3 equals to:
a) 24 Earth days
b) 16 Earth days
c) 14 Earth days
d) 20 Earth days

Q5. The Chandrayaan-3 mission’s Lander 

        is known as:

a) Vikram
b) Bheem
c) Pragyaan
d) Dhruv

Q6. Which part of the Moon is Chandrayaan-3 

       aiming to land near?
a) North Pole
b) Equator
c) South Pole
d) Far Side

Q7. When was Chandrayaan-3 launched?
a) 14th August
b) 14th July
c) 30th June
d) 10th September

Q8. What is the unique feature of Chandrayaan-3’s 

       landing in comparison to other nation’s lunar missions?

a) landing on the dark side of the moon
b) landing on the Moon’s far side
c) landing on Moon’s North pole
d) landing on Moon’s South pole

Q9. On which date was the lander successfully

       separated from the Propulsion Module?
a) 20th August
b) 19th August
c) 16th August
d) 17th August

Q10. When did the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft

         perform the second de-boosting maneuver?

a) 20th August
b) 19th August
c) 17th August
d) 16th August

Q11. Where is the ISRO Telemetry, Tracking 

         and Command Network (ISTRAC) located?
a) New Delhi
b) Mumbai
c) Chennai
d) Bengaluru

Q12. What was the purpose of the maneuver

         performed on 25th July 2023?
a) Lunar-Orbit insertion
b) Orbit circulization
c) Translunar Injection
d) Orbit-raising

Q13. Who is the director of the Chandrayaan-3 mission?
a) Veeramuthuvel
b) M Vanitha
c) K. Sivan
d) Ritu Karidhal

Q14. What is the total weight of Chandrayaan-3?
a) 4,100 kg
b) 3,900 kg
c) 2,190 kg
d) 5,200 kg

Q15. What is the total cost of mission Chandrayaan-3?
a) 600 crore
b) 540 crore
c) 800 crore
d) 1200 crore

Q16.  What is that one thing in Chandrayaan 3 

           and not in Chandrayaan 2?

a) Laser Doppler Velocimeter (LDV)
b) Laser-based Interferometry
c) Ultrasonic Doppler methods
d) Molecular Tagging Velocimetry

Q17. Which country is the fourth country to 

         successfully land a spacecraft on the moon?

a) China
b) India
c) Russia
d) USA


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