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Chapter 28: Galaxies & Stars Review
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C. Composed of billions of stars held together by gravity
1. What is a galaxy? A. made of planets held together by gravity B. background cosmic radiation C. composed of billions of stars held together by gravity D. contains a few stars C. Composed of billions of stars held together by gravity
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Electromagnetic Spectrum
This is an example of? Electromagnetic Spectrum
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3. This method is used to determine if a star or galaxy is moving towards us or away from us. A. Parallax B. Doppler effect C. Big Bang Theory D. Astronomical Unit B. Doppler Effect
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4. 98% of the visible matter of the universe comes from _________. A
4. 98% of the visible matter of the universe comes from _________. A. Black Holes B. Nebulas C. Suns D. Galaxies D. Galaxies
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5. Who invented the telescope. A. Copernicus B. Galileo C. Kepler D
5. Who invented the telescope? A. Copernicus B. Galileo C. Kepler D. Hubble B. Galileo
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6. Absolute magnitude is: A. Actual brightness of a star B
6. Absolute magnitude is: A. Actual brightness of a star B. Brightness that we see from Earth C. Highest temperature of a star D. Sound of a star A. Actual brightness of a star
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7. The apparent shift of a star when viewed from two different locations on Earth is called: A. Doppler Effect B. Gravitational pull C. Parallax D. Apparent Magnitude C. Parallax
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8. True or False: The closer the object is to the observer, the greater its parallax
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9. What is a light year? Distance light travels in one year
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10. Which is not a main characteristic for stars: A. Temperature B
10. Which is not a main characteristic for stars: A. Temperature B. Mass C. Composition D. Color C. Composition
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11. What type of star is our sun. A. Main Sequence B. Red Giant C
11. What type of star is our sun? A. Main Sequence B. Red Giant C. White Dwarf D. Yellow Super Giant A. Main Sequence
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12. What determines a star’s color?
Temperature
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13. What color are the hottest stars?
Blue
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14. The H-R diagram shows the relationship between: A
14. The H-R diagram shows the relationship between: A. Apparent Magnitude and Size B. Apparent Magnitude and Temperature C. Absolute Magnitude and Size D.Absolute Magnitude and Temperature D. Absolute Magnitude and Temperature
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15. According to the H-R Diagram, which group are main sequence stars?
B. A. C. A. Main sequence stars
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16. According to the H-R Diagram, which stars are bright and have cooler temps?
B. Red Super Giants
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17. About 90% of all stars are what type?
90% of stars are main sequence stars
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D. Star is farther away than our sun
18. How is it possible for a star to have a larger absolute magnitude than our sun, but have a lower apparent magnitude? A. Star is at the end of its life cycle B. Star is a white dwarf C. Star is bigger than our sun D. Star is farther away from our sun D. Star is farther away than our sun
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19. How do stars generate energy. A. Nuclear Fission B
19. How do stars generate energy? A. Nuclear Fission B. Nuclear Fusion C. Nuclear dynamics D. lots of exercise B. Nuclear Fusion - Stars fuse hydrogen atoms to form helium atoms resulting in energy
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20. What is the final life cycle stage of a massive star. A
20. What is the final life cycle stage of a massive star? A. Black hole B. Neutron Star C. White Dwarf D. Both A & B D. Both A & B
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21. Stars originate from dust and gas called a ______________. A
21. Stars originate from dust and gas called a ______________. A. Nebula B. Protostar C. Pulsar D. Galaxy Nebula
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22. Fill in the missing life cycle step of the following medium mass star: nebula protostar main sequence _____ planetary White Dwarf nebula Red Giant
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23. What is the name of our galaxy?
Milky Way Galaxy
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24. Galaxies are characterized by what three shapes?
Spiral, elliptical, irregular
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25. True or False. The Milky Way galaxy is an elliptical galaxy.
False, the Milky Way is a Spiral Galaxy
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26. How does a black hole get its name?
It has a black color It’s a hole in the universe Its immense gravitational pull prevents light from escaping A place where fanatical Raiders fans meet C. Immense gravitational pull prevents light from escaping
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27. The theory for the formation of the universe A
27. The theory for the formation of the universe A. Universe Expansion Theory B. Doppler effect C. Big Bang Theory D. Theory of Relativity C. Big Bang Theory
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29. What does a star’s spectra (shown below) tell you?
Spectra gives info on a star’s composition
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30. What evidence supports the Big Bang Theory?
Cosmic Background Radiation Hubble’s doppler effect observation of galaxies moving away from us (red shift) Discovery of a low hum generated from ancient sound waves from the big bang All of the above D. All of the above
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