1. Choose the correct answer:
    How many crew members did Apollo 11 have?

    1.   three
    2.   two
    3.   four

  2. Choose the correct answer:
    Which US President watched the mission on TV from the Oval Office?

    1.   Richard Nixon
    2.   John F. Kennedy
    3.   George Bush

  3. Choose the correct answer:
    What was the Eagle?

    1.   the lunar module that landed on the moon
    2.   the spaceship
    3.   the rocket used to launch the spaceship

  4. Choose the correct answer:
    Who was the first man to walk on the moon?

    1.   Neil Armstrong
    2.   Buzz Aldrin
    3.   Michael Collins

  5. Choose the correct answer:
    Which astronaut on the mission didn't get to walk on the moon?

    1.   Michael Collins
    2.   Buzz Aldrin
    3.   Neil Armstrong

  6. Choose the correct answer:
    Who was the second man to walk on the moon?

    1.   Buzz Aldrin
    2.   Neil Armstrong
    3.   Michael Collins

  7. Choose the correct answer:
    Which US President set the goal of landing a man on the moon by the end of the 1960's?

    1.   John F. Kennedy
    2.   Richard Nixon
    3.   Jimmy Carter

  8. Choose the correct answer:
    Who provided the commentary for the live TV coverage?

    1.   Jack King
    2.   Walter Cronkite
    3.   Jim Lovell

  9. Choose the correct answer:
    Which astronaut never made it to the moon?

    1.   Jim Lovell
    2.   Michael Collins
    3.   Buzz Aldrin

  10. Choose the correct answer:
    How many orbits did Apollo 11 make before landing on the moon?

    1.   30
    2.   20
    3.   16

  11. Choose the correct answer:
    What did Neil Armstrong say when they touched down on the moon?

    1.   "The Eagle has landed."
    2.   "Good grief! That was a bumpy ride!"
    3.   "Can we land it? Yes, we can!"

  12. Choose the correct answer:
    What did Neil Armstrong say when he set foot on the moon?

    1.   "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
    2.   "Wow! This is totally awesome! This gig rocks, dude!"
    3.   "We're going boldly where no man has ever gone before."