
Sky Science I
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Ekpen Osunbor
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by Ekpen Osunbor
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tp6UkqIwVfk
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Multiple Choice
The study of the Universe and all of the bodies that appear in the sky.
Latitude
Astrology
Astronomy
Longitude
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Multiple Choice
Select the object that emits light
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Multiple Choice
Circumpolar constellations are seen _________
at winter
at summer
not at all
all year round
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Multiple Choice
HOW MANY CONSTELLATION ARE THERE IN THE SKY ?
89
88
87
81
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Multiple Choice
Select the option with 1. Constellation and 2. Asterism in the picture
1. Ursa Minor
2. Cassiopeia
1. Ursa Major
2. Big Dipper
1. Casseopia
2. Winging star
1. Orion
2. Draco
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Multiple Choice
Name the constellation:
Ursa Minor (Little Dipper)
Ursa Major (Big Dipper)
Draco
Orion
Cassiopeia
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Multiple Choice
Name the constellation:
Ursa Minor (Little Dipper)
Ursa Major (Big Dipper)
Draco
Orion
Cassiopeia
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Multiple Choice
Name the constellation:
Ursa Minor (Little Dipper)
Ursa Major (Big Dipper)
Draco
Orion
Cassiopeia
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Multiple Choice
NEAR THE POLES, THE STAR (POLARIS) APPEAR TO ROTATE IN A CIRCLE IN THE SKY AND NEVER SET.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Our Sun belongs to the galaxy know as the _____________________.
milky way
milky cookies
Solar system
Sunny space
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Everything that exists: our planet, sun, other plants, everything in our solar system, all other galaxies and all the 'space' between them
Milky Way
Solar System
Galaxy
Universe
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The motion of a planet along its orbit around the sun. For example, the Earth takes 365 days to travel this orbit.
Revolution
Rotation
Calibrate
Emit
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Multiple Choice
Name the 9 planets in order:
Earth Jupiter Mercury Mars Neptune Saturn Uranus Venus
Venus Jupiter Earth Mars Mercury Neptune Saturn Uranus
Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune
Jupiter Venus Earth Mars Neptune Saturn Mercury Uranus
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The motion of a planet satellite, or the sun around its north-south axis. It takes Earth 24 hours to do this once.
Revolution
Rotation
Calibrate
Emit
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The motion of a planet satellite, or the sun around sun. It takes Earth 365 days a year to do this once.
Revolution
Rotation
Calibrate
Emit
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