Moon Quiz: a selection of Lunar Quiz Questions and answers for your next zoom or pub quiz challenge

moon quiz questions and answers

The Moon Quiz
(might contain cheese)

We all know the moon is made from cheese 🙂 and as we love cheese at Ingredient Solutions we have put together a selection of quiz questions with a lunar theme. This is a printable quiz with the answers at the bottom. There is a a bonus cheese question at the end!Hope you enjoy them. Click to see the answers at the bottom.

moon quiz questions and answers

The Moon Quiz

  1. How much farther from the earth does the moon get each year?
    (a) 1.5 inches (b) 6 inches (c) 12 inches
  2. In what year was Pink Floyd's album The Dark Side of the Moon released
    (a) 1970 (b) 1971 (c) 1973
  3. The last the last Appolo program manned mission to the Moon was
    (a) Apollo 15 (b) Apollo 17 (c) Apollo 18
  4. What is a blue moon?
    (a) when the moon looks bluish (b) the full moon in January (c) a thirteenth full moon in a calender year
  5. What percentage of gravity does the moon have compared to Earth?
    (a) A fifth (b) A sixth (c) An Eighth
  6. Bonus Cheese Question: 'Soft-ripened' cheeses are generally creamy, velvety and rich. Which of these cheese is not such a cheese?
    (a) Brie de Meaux (b) Brillat-Savarin (c)Bucheron – This is a goats milk cheese other two are cow's milk cheeses. Bucheron, while quite creamy, lacks the penicillin mould essential for soft ripening.

Answers

  1. (a) 1.5 inches
  2. (c) 1973
  3. (b) Apollo 17
  4. (c) a thirteenth full moon in a calender year
  5. (b) A sixth
  6. (c) Bucheron – This is a goats milk cheese other two are cow's milk cheeses. Bucheron, while quite creamy, lacks the penicillin mould essential for soft ripening.

 

 

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