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FSA review unit 4: Space
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Open Ended
Name one unit used to measure distances in space.
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Multiple Choice
Why can't astronomers in space use units like yards, miles or kilometers to measure distance in space?
Different fields of science always use different units
Distances are too far away to use those units
The scientist that discovered celestial objects got to name the units
Those objects are not tangible and are more of a prediction.
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Multiple Choice
Galaxies are objects in space made up of billions of stars held together by gravity. Which object below is at the center of each galaxy?
The Sun
Alpha Centauri
Black hole
Neutron Star
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Multiple Choice
Which force causes nebulas to condense and begin forming into a protostar?
gravity
friction
electromagnetism
balanced forces
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Open Ended
Name any of the 4 characteristics of a star.
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Multiple Choice
What type of star has a temp. of 7,000 K and a high brightness?
Blue giant
White dwarf
Yellow main sequence
Red Supergiant
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Multiple Choice
What type of star has a temp. of 16,000 K and a low brightness?
Blue giant
White dwarf
Yellow main sequence
Red Supergiant
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Open Ended
What layer of the sun does fusion take place?
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Multiple Choice
What is convection?
direct contact to transfer of heat
hot matter rises, cold matter falls
heat transferring through a vacuum
Heat transferring with no contact
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Multiple Choice
What did observations of sunspots teach us about the sun?
That the sun is larger than once thought
That the sun is smaller than once thought
That the sun rotates just like earth.
That the sun revolves just like the sun
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Multiple Choice
Which EM wave has a higher frequency, UV or x-rays?
UV
X-ray
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Open Ended
What is one difference between the 4 first planets and the last 4 planets in our solar system?
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Multiple Choice
Which planet revolves around the sun the fastest?
Mars
Jupiter
Neptune
They all travel the same speed
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Multiple Select
The model/ image is an example of...
(hint: more thna one answer)
Lunar eclipse
Solar eclipse
Spring tide
Neap tide
Planetary conjunction
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What phase of the moon is shown?
Waxing gibbous
Waning gibbous
Waxing crescent
Waning crescent
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Draw
Draw a thrid (last) quarter phase of the moon.
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Open Ended
In a short sentence, describe why we always see the same side of the moon on earth.
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FSA style question
Practice Hard to Test Easy
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Multiple Choice
Phillip is calculating the path of a space probe that will travel to Pluto. On the way to Pluto, the probe will pass Mars, Saturn, Jupiter and Neptune. Which of those planets exerts the greatest gravitational force?
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Neptune
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Multiple Choice
Modern telescopes make it possible for astronomers to detect planets around distant stars. Why couldn't astronomers detect these planets before?
The planets are much closer than the stars they orbit
The planets are much larger than the stars they orbit
The planets are much farther than the stars they orbit
The planets are much smaller than the stars they orbit
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following astronomical bodies is largest?
Jupiter
the Sun
the Moon
the Milky Way
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Multiple Choice
Which of these celestial objects is farthest from the Sun?
Pluto
Saturn
the Moon
the Andromeda galaxy
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements best compares the geocentric model and the heliocentric model?
The heliocentric model placed Earth at the center of the solar system, while the geocentric model placed the sun at the center.
The geocentric model placed Earth at the center of the solar system, while the heliocentric model placed the sun at the center.
Both the geocentric and heliocentric model placed Earth at the center of the solar system.
Both the geocentric and Heliocentric model placed the sun at the center of the solar system.
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Multiple Choice
The diagram shows the positions of the planets in the solar system. Which of the following planets most likely has higher surface temperature than Earth?
Mars
Neptune
Uranus
Venus
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Multiple Choice
The diagram shows how Earth fits into other structures that make up our universe. Which of the following would fit on the blank line the best?
asteroid belt
Mars
Milky Way
Proxima Centauri
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Multiple Choice
The table shows information about four stars. Which of the stars emitted light that traveled for the longest time before reaching Earth?
Alpha Centauri B
Vega
Sirius B
Procyon A
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Multiple Choice
When viewed from Earth, star X appears much brighter than star Y. However, star X is a smaller and cooler star than star Y. Which of the following best explains the difference in apparent magnitude of these stars?
Star Y rotates faster than star X
Star X rotates faster than star Y
Star Y is closer to Earth than star X.
Star X is closer to Earth than star Y.
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