"Space Race Trivia" is a demonstration app to test your knowledge about the race between the United States and the Soviet Union to explore space and the moon. The app provides the player with 55 true/false questions. If answered correctly then the player will advance to the next question. If answered incorrectly then more information will be provided to explain the answer. The questions will cover interesting facts about the following space hardware:
Agena
Apollo
Atlas Rocket
Discovery
Explorer
Gemini
LK-1
Luna
Lunar Module
Lunar Rover
Lunokhod
Mercury
N-1 Rocket
Ranger
Redstone Rocket
Saturn V Rocket
Service Module
Soyuz
Sputnik
Surveyor
Vanguard
Voskhod
Vostok
Zond

and the following space travelers:
Alan Shepard
Aleksei Leonov
Belka
Boris Yegerov
David Scott
Ed White
Edwin Aldrin
Frank Borman
Gene Cernan
Gus Grissom
James Irwin
James Lovell
John Glenn
John Young
Konstantin Feoktistov
Kudryavka
Laika
Michael Collins
Neil Armstrong
Roger Chaffee
Ron Evans
Strelka
Valentina Tereshkova
Vladimir Komarov
William Anders
Yuri Gagarin

The questions are of varying degrees of difficulty. If you exit from the game, the game will restart from the very beginning.

Technical Limitations:

This game has been tested down to API level 24 (Nougat), which means it should run on any android phone from 2018 or newer.

Created By:
Maurice Mozayeni

Tested By:
Adelina Mozayeni
Marcus Mozayeni
Lucas Mozayeni

Sources Used:

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