A good selection of multiple choice astronomy questions can be found at the end of each chapter of our textbook by Kuhn & Koupelis. The general level of these questions is comparable to those in the end-of-course exam but you should note a few differences:

• Kuhn & Koupelis’s questions do not always offer 5 alternatives, which is our exam standard
• A Kuhn & Koupelis question may refer to a section of the chapter not covered in the course
• Kuhn & Koupelis’s questions are seldom numeric; some exam questions will be numeric
• Kuhn & Koupelis’s answers quite often have an option saying that more than one of the previous options might be right. Our options will have only one right answer.

An even larger selection of multiple choice questions from Kuhn & Koupelis is available under the ‘Physics’ icon in computer class rooms. Use them for exam practice. If you’re reading this on a terminal in a computer class-room in the Fraser Noble building, Meston building or Edward Wright building then to access the multiple choice questions go back to the top-level desktop (the one you get to when you first log in) and:

• select the folder icon "Science and Engineering"
• select the folder icon "Physics"
• select the folder icon "StarQuest"

You will then see a StarQuest icon for each chapter in Kuhn & Koupelis. Select the chapter you want and follow the simple on-screen instructions. If you can answer correctly all the questions for the chapters relevant to our course, you should be well prepared for the end-of-course assessment.