Q1. Which propulsion system is most commonly used for interplanetary missions?
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Q2. Specific impulse in rocket propulsion is measured in:
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Q3. Which of the following propulsion methods uses photons for thrust?
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Q4. The main advantage of electric propulsion over chemical propulsion is:
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Q5. Hall effect thrusters accelerate ions using:
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Q6. Nuclear thermal rockets use:
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Q7. Which propulsion type has the highest theoretical specific impulse?
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Q8. The thrust-to-weight ratio of electric propulsion systems is generally:
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Q9. Which of the following is NOT a chemical propulsion system?
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Q10. VASIMR (Variable Specific Impulse Magnetoplasma Rocket) uses:
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Q11. Which gas is commonly used as propellant in ion thrusters?
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Q12. Solar electric propulsion relies primarily on:
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Q13. Which mission successfully used ion propulsion for deep space travel?
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Q14. Microwave electrothermal thrusters generate thrust by:
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Q15. Which of the following is a limitation of solar sails?
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Q16. The Oberth effect states that:
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Q17. Pulsed plasma thrusters operate by:
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Q18. Which future concept proposes spacecraft propulsion using antimatter reactions?
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Q19. The performance of a rocket engine in vacuum is higher because:
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Q20. Which of the following propulsion systems is still in experimental stage for deep space travel?
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