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Unit 7 Review
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Based on the diagram, Bernard's Star is -
brighter than the Sun with a surface temperature of less than 3,800 K
a main sequence star that is dimmer than the Sun with a temperature greater than 3,800 K
dimmer than the Sun and yellow in color
a red, main sequence star that is cooler and dimmer than our Sun
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Multiple Choice
Based upon the diagram, which star would have a spectral class of M and have the highest luminosity?
Main Sequence stars
Giants
Supergiants
White Dwarfs
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Multiple Choice
Which area on the diagram represents the Giants?
Area M
Area P
Area X
Area Z
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Multiple Choice
Canopus is dimmer than Polaris
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Sirius B is brighter than Mira
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Tau Ceti is cooler that Regulus
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Sirius is bigger than Arcturus
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Supergiants are hotter than White Dwarfs.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
The Sun is the largest star on the H-R Diagram
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Luminosity of a star increases from
right to left
top to bottom
left to right
bottom to top
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Multiple Choice
What is the surface temperature range associated with yellow stars?
6,000 - 7,500 K
5,200 - 6,000 K
3,700 - 5,200 K
2,400 - 3,700
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Multiple Choice
A red star would also be considered -
A star with a low temperature
A star with the spectral class M
A star with a high temperature
A star with a low temperature and spectral class M
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Multiple Choice
Spica is brighter than the Sun.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Compared to a red giant star, a blue supergiant is...
Hotter and brighter
Hotter and not as bright
Colder and brighter
Colder and not as bright
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Multiple Choice
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Which of the following correctly places these in order from LARGEST to SMALLEST?
galaxy -- local group/cluster -- planet -- solar system -- universe
universe -- local group/cluster -- galaxy -- solar system -- planet
planet -- solar system -- galaxy -- local group/cluster -- universe
universe -- galaxy -- solar system -- local group/cluster -- planet
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Multiple Choice
A galaxy which is either spherical (ball like) or a flattened disk is a ___ galaxy.
elliptical
humanoid
irregular
spiral
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Multiple Choice
Which type of galaxies would most likely not have new stars?
Spiral
Elliptical
Optical
Irregular
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Multiple Choice
Nuclear Fusion is...?
A burnt out white dwarf star
The combining of atomic nuclei
A cloud of gas and dust
A turkey
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Multiple Choice
The H-R diagram classifies stars based on what factors?
Temperature and luminosity
Number of planets
What constellation they're in
Temperature and fusion
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What is a theory?
An educated guess
Logical explanation of what naturally occurs
A conclusion that has been tested many times and accepted as truth
A systematic approach to solve a problem
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Multiple Select
Which EM waves are invisible? (more than one correct answer)
radio
visible
ultraviolet
gamma rays
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Which color has the longest wavelength?
Yellow
Red
Green
Purple
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
All stars begin their life as a white dwarf
true
false
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What determines if a star becomes a giant or a supergiant?
star mass
star temperature
star color
star luminosity
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Multiple Choice
A star is officially "born" when it
can do nuclear fusion
glows
is round
has gravity
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