
7.5 Evidence Supports the Big Bang Theory
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Rahan Rahman
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According to the Big Bang Theory, how did the universe begin?
From a tiny, hot, dense state that has been expanding ever since
From a massive explosion in space
From the collision of two galaxies
From a cold, empty void
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What did Edwin Hubble discover about distant galaxies that supports the idea that the universe is expanding?
Their light is red-shifted, meaning they are moving away from us
They are getting brighter over time
They are shrinking in size
They are colliding with each other
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Why is the discovery of Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation (CMBR) important for our understanding of the early universe?
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Which of the following are considered key evidence for the Big Bang Theory?
Red-shift of galaxies
Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation (CMBR)
Elemental mix of hydrogen and helium
Presence of black holes
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What evidence do satellites like COBE, WMAP, and Planck provide for the Big Bang Theory?
They map tiny temperature changes in the CMBR, confirming the Big Bang model.
They measure the speed of light in space.
They detect gravitational waves from black holes.
They observe the formation of new stars.
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Which of the following are ways scientists collect evidence about the universe?
Using telescopes to measure red-shift and study galaxy movement.
Using satellites to map the CMBR's temperature patterns.
Using microscopes to study atoms in space.
Using submarines to explore the ocean floor.
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Which of the following best describes 'red-shift'?
The stretching of light wavelengths from distant galaxies, indicating they are moving away from us.
The shrinking of light wavelengths from nearby stars.
The increase in brightness of a star as it approaches Earth.
The sudden appearance of new galaxies in the sky.
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Explain how the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation (CMBR) serves as evidence for the Big Bang Theory.
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Why does the elemental mix of hydrogen and helium in the universe support the Big Bang Theory?
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Which of the following is NOT considered evidence for the Big Bang theory?
Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation (CMBR)
Red-shift of distant galaxies
Mapping of CMBR temperature changes by satellites
The steady state of the universe
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Which evidence do you think is the strongest for the Big Bang theory? Why?
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What is meant by the 'echoes' from the beginning of the universe, as mentioned in the context of the Big Bang theory?
Faint signals or radiation left over from the early universe
The sound of galaxies colliding
The light from the nearest stars
The gravitational pull of black holes
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