Sky Science Part 1

An example of a light emitter would be

• An apple

• A person

• A flashlight

• Reflection off a pond

A comet is made up of

• Ice and rock

• Ice and metal

• Dust and rock

• Rock and metal

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A meteor is made up of

• Ice and rock

• Ice and metal

• Dust and rock

• Rock and metal

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A light reflector can only be seen because

• It creates its own light

• It reflects light off an emitter

• It is always close to a light emitter

• Reflectors can be seen without an emitter

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The best time to see constellations is

• On a clear, dark night

• On a clear, bright night

• During the winter solstice

• During the summer solstice

Polaris is always seen to the

• East

• West

• South

• North

The big dipper is a cluster of stars that we made into an image. These images are called.

• Star signs

• Star bursts

• Constellations

• Big dipper

The star that the Earth orbits is a

• Dwarf

• Giant

• Supergiant

• Black hole

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All stars are a source of __________ for the universe

• Light

• Dark

• Colour

• Sparkle

Stars are formed by _____________ and run out of ____________

• gravity, dust and gas ; gases to burn

• gravity, dust and rock ; gases to light

• gravity, dirt and cores ; places to live

• gravity, dust and gas ; light to emit