What happens to cause stars to release energy and glow?

The Hydrogen elements collide and form Helium and release energy.

The matter is hot. That's why it glows.

The matter is releasing energy.

During the main sequence stage of star life, stars do not change size. Why do stars stay the same size?

The forces of gravity and the force of pressure are equal.

The force of pressure inside the star is greater. The star will get bigger.

The force of gravity is greater, the star will get smaller.

There are no forces acting inside the star.

Why do stars expand in size when they enter the Red Giant phase?

They expand because the force of pressure inside the star is greater than the force of gravity.

They expand because the force of gravity makes them smaller.

They expand because the forces are balanced.

Quiz- Life Cycle of a Star

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1.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

The image to the left is a picture of stars taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.
Select observations of stars using this image.

Stars are different colors.

Stars are different brightness.

Stars have different numbers of planets.

Stars are different ages.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The model to the left is a HR Diagram.
What variable is on the Y axis?

Luminosity

Temperature

Mass of the star

Age of Stars

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The model to the left is a HR Diagram.
What variable is on the X axis?

Luminosity

Temperature

Mass of the star

Age of Stars

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Use the diagram to answer the question:
What family do most stars in the universe belong to?

White dwarfs

Supernova

Supergiants

Main sequence

Use the diagram to the left to answer the question.
Our sun has a mass of 1.
What is the relationship between the mass of a star and the luminosity of a star?

Stars with more mass have higher luminosity (brighter).

Stars with more mass has lower luminosity (dimmer).

There is no relationship between luminosity and mass.

Stars with more mass are red.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

All matter is made of mass.
What force of attraction acts between all objects with mass?

The force of attraction.

The force of gravity.

The force of friction.

Static force.

Where do stars form?

in space

inside a stellar nebula

inside the Sun

inside a red giant

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Quiz- Life Cycle of a Star

14 questions

The image to the left is a picture of stars taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.
Select observations of stars using this image.

The model to the left is a HR Diagram.
What variable is on the Y axis?

The model to the left is a HR Diagram.
What variable is on the X axis?

Use the diagram to answer the question:
What family do most stars in the universe belong to?

Use the diagram to the left to answer the question.
Our sun has a mass of 1.
What is the relationship between the mass of a star and the luminosity of a star?

All matter is made of mass.
What force of attraction acts between all objects with mass?

Where do stars form?

What force of attraction causes gases inside a stellar nebula to collect and form a star?

What happens to cause stars to release energy and glow?

What stage do stars spend most of their life in?

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14 questions

The image to the left is a picture of stars taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. Select observations of stars using this image.

The model to the left is a HR Diagram.What variable is on the Y axis?

The model to the left is a HR Diagram.What variable is on the X axis?

Use the diagram to answer the question:What family do most stars in the universe belong to?

Use the diagram to the left to answer the question.Our sun has a mass of 1. What is the relationship between the mass of a star and the luminosity of a star?

All matter is made of mass. What force of attraction acts between all objects with mass?

Where do stars form?

What force of attraction causes gases inside a stellar nebula to collect and form a star?

What happens to cause stars to release energy and glow?

What stage do stars spend most of their life in?

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The image to the left is a picture of stars taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.
Select observations of stars using this image.

The model to the left is a HR Diagram.
What variable is on the Y axis?

The model to the left is a HR Diagram.
What variable is on the X axis?

Use the diagram to answer the question:
What family do most stars in the universe belong to?

Use the diagram to the left to answer the question.
Our sun has a mass of 1.
What is the relationship between the mass of a star and the luminosity of a star?

All matter is made of mass.
What force of attraction acts between all objects with mass?