In which type of solar eclipse the Sun’s center is covered by the moon, leaving its edges uncovered?

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1. During a total solar eclipse the rate of Photosynthesis___________?

   A. Increase
   B. Decrease
   C. Remain Constant
   D. None of them

   Submitted by: WIQAR AHMAD

2. Which gas was discovered on the sun about 151 years ago during total solar eclipse?

   A. Hydrogen
   B. Helium
   C. Nitrogen
   D. Flourine

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3. During a total solar eclipse there is most likely to be_____________?

   A. A decrease in the rate of photosynthesis
   B. An increase in the rate of photosynthesis
   C. A decrease in the rate of respiration
   D. No effect on either photosynthesis or respiration

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4. A solar eclipse occurs when _________?

   A. Venus between Earth and sun
   B. Moon is between Earth and sun
   C. Sun is between Earth and moon
   D. Moon is between Earth and Neptune

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5. The moon’s surface is also covered with a layer of fine dust called?

   A. Gegolith
   B. Megolith
   C. Regolith
   D. None of the above

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

6. The solar wind creates a “bubble” around the solar system called?

   A. Feliosphere
   B. Seliosphere
   C. Heliosphere
   D. Peliosphere

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

7. __________ is the point in solar system at which pressure from the solar wind is equal to the opposing pressure of the interstellar medium.

   A. Seliopause
   B. Meliopause
   C. Heliopause
   D. Beliopause

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

8. ___________ is a star at the center of the solar system?

   A. Earth
   B. Mercury
   C. Sun
   D. Venus

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

9. Largest moon in our solar system is ________?

   A. Deimos
   B. Ganymede
   C. Phobos
   D. Arche

   Submitted by: Kashif Ashraf

10. Titan, a moon of __________ , and Triton, a moon of _________ , have atmospheres mainly of _________.

    A. Saturn, Jupiter, Hydrogen
    B. Uranus, Neptune, Nitrogen
    C. Saturn, Neptune, Nitrogen
    D. Mars, Venus, Hydrogen

    Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah