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1 Cut an index card in ½, write the term on one side and define on the opposite side. May use in class textbook, online textbook, or discovery education to define terms. Use a hole-puncher to punch one hole in the upper left hand corner of each card. Use a brad, rubber band, or binder ring to secure all cards together. DUE FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 2014

2 1. RADIO TELESCOPE 2. REFLECTING TELESCOPE 3. REFRACTING TELESCOPE 4. NEBULA (NEBULAE) 5. PROTOSTAR 6. MAIN SEQUENCE 7. SUN 8. STAR

3 9. GIANT STAR 10. SUPERGIANT 11. SUPERNOVA 12.WHITE DWARF 13. BLACK DWARF 14. NEUTRON STAR 15. BLACK HOLE

4 16. SPECTROGRAPH 17. LIGHT-YEAR 18. PARALLAX 19. APPARENT MAGNITUDE 20. ABSOLUTE MAGNITUDE 21. HERTZSPRUNG-RUSSEL(H-R) DIAGRAM 22. MAIN SEQUENCE 23. LIGHT WAVE

5 24. SUPERNOVA 25. BLACK HOLE 26. ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM 27. RADIO WAVE 28. BLACK DWARF

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