Q 01/05

What is Neil deGrasse Tyson's scientific field?

A) Organic chemistry

B) Marine biology

C) Astrophysics

D) Paleontology

Answer · why

C) Astrophysics

He has spent his research career on cosmology, stellar evolution and galactic bulges.

Q 02/05

Which New York institution did Tyson become director of in 1996?

A) The Adler Planetarium

B) The Griffith Observatory

C) The Smithsonian Air and Space Museum

D) The Hayden Planetarium

Answer · why

D) The Hayden Planetarium

It sits inside the Rose Center for Earth and Space on Manhattan's Upper West Side.

Q 03/05

Which 2014 documentary series did Tyson host as a successor to a beloved 1980 PBS original?

A) Through the Wormhole

B) The Universe: Beyond Infinity

C) Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey

D) How the Universe Works

Answer · why

C) Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey

Thirteen episodes aired in the first season, and Tyson said he would hand the hosting job to someone else if a second were made.

Q 04/05

What is the name of the weekly podcast Tyson began hosting in 2009?

A) Science Friday

B) StarTalk

C) Star Stuff

D) Radiolab

Answer · why

B) StarTalk

It began as a syndicated Sunday-afternoon radio show that lasted just thirteen weeks before being revived.

Q 05/05

In which New York City borough did Tyson grow up?

A) The Bronx

B) Queens

C) Staten Island

D) Brooklyn

Answer · why

A) The Bronx

He lived first in Castle Hill and later in Riverdale, and attended public schools throughout.

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