Ch. 22 Lessons 3 & 4 Test

A cloud of gas and dust where stars can form.

• Nebulae

• Black Hole

• Neutron Star

• Galaxy

A hot, dense, slowly cooling sphere of carbon.

• Red Supergiant

• White dwarf

• Black Hole

• Supernova

A dense core of neutrons that remains after a supernova.

• Black Hole

• White Dwarf

• Supernova

• Neutron Star

Matter that emits no light at any wavelength

• Doppler Shift

• Black Hole

• Dark Matter

• Neutron Star

An enormous explosion that destroys a star.

• Neutron Star

• Supernova

• Planetary Nebula

• Black Hole

An object whose gravity is so great, no light can escape.

• Black Hole

• Neutron Star

• Dark Matter

• Doppler Shift

A huge collection of stars.

• Constellation

• Planetary Nebula

• Galaxy

• Stellar Nebula

The shift to a different wavelength is called a

• Dark Matter

• Doppler Shift

• Galaxy

• Supernova

Where do stars form?

• Planetary Nebula

• Galaxy

• Stellar Nebula

• Neutron Star

A star can take two pathways after forming inside a nebula. They can become and average mass star or a... ?

• Red Giant

• White Dwarf

• Miniature Star

• Massive Star