Life and Work on the ISS

The video introduces the International Space Station (ISS), highlighting its role as a hub for astronauts from various countries who conduct experiments and live in space. It covers the daily routines of astronauts, including their work, exercise, and eating habits. The video also explains how astronauts view Earth from space, communicate in English, and manage hygiene and sleep in a zero-gravity environment.

What is the primary language spoken by astronauts on the International Space Station?

• Russian

• English

• Chinese

• French

How many times does the International Space Station orbit the Earth in a day?

• 8 times

• 20 times

• 12 times

• 16 times

What is the distance of the International Space Station from Earth?

• 300 kilometers

• 500 kilometers

• 400 kilometers

• 200 kilometers

What is one of the main activities astronauts perform in the Science Laboratory on the ISS?

• Playing sports

• Cooking meals

• Conducting experiments

• Watching movies

Why do astronauts wear special suits during spacewalks?

• To communicate with Earth

• To keep warm

• To protect themselves from space hazards

• To look stylish

How long do astronauts exercise each day to maintain their health?

• 3 hours

• 2 hours

• 1 hour

• 30 minutes

What is a challenge astronauts face when eating and drinking in space?

• Limited water supply

• Food floating away

• Lack of food variety

• No cooking facilities

What do astronauts do after a busy day of work on the ISS?

• Play games

• Call their families

• Go to bed

• Watch movies

How do astronauts sleep on the International Space Station?

• In a hammock

• On a regular bed

• In a sleeping bag that can't float away

• In a floating bed

What is unique about how astronauts wash themselves in space?

• They don't wash at all

• They use a lot of water

• They use soap but no water

• They have a special shower