Quiz about Components of the Universe

Question 1

Compared to the rest of the stars, our sun is considered...

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Medium size with medium temperature

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Extremely Large and Cold

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Small with a medium temperature

Question 2

Which category is our Sun located in?

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Main Sequence

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White Dwarfs

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Supergiants

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Giants

Question 3

What type of galaxy is this?

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Irregular

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Elliptical

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Spiral

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Milky Way

Question 4

What type of galaxy is this?

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Spiral

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Elliptical

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Irregular

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Irrational

Question 5

What type of galaxy is this?

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Elliptical

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Spiral

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Irregular

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Irrational

Question 6

Which star is considered a Main Sequence Star?

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A

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B

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C

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D

Question 7

Stars are formed in a large cloud of gas and dust called a

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nebula

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cumulonimbus cloud

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neutron star

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black hole

Question 8

Which star has the lowest temperature?

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C

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A

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B

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D

Question 9

Which star has the lowest luminosity?

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D

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A

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B

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C

Question 10

What is the graph that shows the relations between a star's surface temperature and absolute magnitude?

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H-R Diagram

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Star Cluster Map

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Einstein's Diagram

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Newton's Chart of Stars

Question 11

Space and all the matter and energy in it is...

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Universe

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Galaxy

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Solar System

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Ecosystem

Question 12

In the diagram given, what happens as we move from to left?

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Stars get hotter

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Stars Get Larger

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Stars get Colder

Question 13

The longest stage in a star's life cycle and the stage our sun is currently in can last thousands to billions of years. Which stage is described above?

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main sequence

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white dwarf

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supernova

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neutron star

Question 14

Betelgeuse is classified as a ____________ star.

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Supergiant

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Giant

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White Dwarf

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Main Sequence

Question 15

Which type of galaxy has the highest percentage of old stars?

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Elliptical

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Irregular

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Spiral

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Hollywood

Question 16

Select the picture that represents a spiral galaxy.

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D

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A

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B

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C

Question 17

A small, hot, dim star that is the leftover center of an old sunlike star

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White Dwarf

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Red Dwarf

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Main Sequence

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Giant

Question 18

The most commonly accepted theory that explains the beginning of our known universe is the -

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Big Bang Theory

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Theory of Evolution

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Cell Theory

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Blackhole theory

Question 19

The Milky Way is what type of a galaxy?

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Spiral

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Spherical

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Elliptical

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Irregular

Question 20

What is the explosion of a star called?

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A Supernova

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A Catastrophe

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A Black Hole

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A Grand Explosion

Question 21

Look at the H-R Diagram. Where is Pollux?

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with the Giants

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In the main sequence

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with the Super Giants

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with the White Dwarfs

Question 22

How many stars are between the Earth and the Sun?

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0

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67

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99,345

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34

Question 23

How bright a star APPEARS FROM EARTH is called what?

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apparent magnitude

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absolute magnitude

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size

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position in the sky

Question 24

What force keeps  together all the stars in a galaxy?

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Gravity

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Centrifugal force

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Fiction

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Wind

Question 25

What type of galaxy is this?

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Elliptical

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Spiral

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Irregular

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Irrational

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