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Star Scavenger Hunt

Star Scavenger Hunt

Assessment

Presentation

Science

9th - 12th Grade

Easy

NGSS
HS-ESS1-1, HS-ESS1-3

Standards-aligned

Created by

Angela Archer

Used 3+ times

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7 Slides • 6 Questions

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Match

Match the words to know to what they mean:

spherical gas doing nuclear fusion

gas cloud in space

a root part of a word that means “before” whatever it is attached to

larger than average size

shorter than average size

Star

Nebula

Proto

Giant

Dwarf

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Multiple Choice

What is the type of spectrum that covers all wavelengths of light?

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continuous spectrum

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absorption spectrum

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emission spectrum

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radiation spectrum

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Multiple Choice

What is the most common element in a star?

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Helium

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Carbon

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Iron

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Hydrogen

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Multiple Choice

What letter represents the hottest stars?

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A

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B

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M

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O

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K

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Multiple Choice

What color star do we not see anywhere in the universe?

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Purple

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Orange

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Yellow

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Green

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Blue

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Multiple Choice

What is the big line down the middle of an H-R diagram called?

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main sequence

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giants

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dwarfs

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super giants

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  • Website: https://astrobackyard.com/types-of-stars/ 

  • Must bring your sheet to me with the correct answers to get it stamped. 

  • Only stamped answers will earn points when the worksheet is turned in. You may work as a group, but each person must write the answers on their paper and get it stamped to get a score. One person can bring everyone’s paper from the group.

  • You can only do one column at a time. When you get at least half of the answers correct in one column, you will get the questions for the next column. 

  • Each column is more difficult than the previous column and will require more information from the website. 

  • Assignment is 30 summative points, but it is possible to earn more than 30 points on the assignment. Any extra points will count as extra credit.

    • Each column has 10 questions

      • Column 1: Each question is 1 point

      • Column 2: Each question is 2 points

      • Column 3: Each question is 3 points

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