Which of the following is a correct sequence for the life cycle of a massive (BIG) Star?

nebula...main sequence...red super giant...supernova... black hole

nebula...red giant...main sequence...supernova...white dwarf

nebula...main sequence...supernova...planetary nebula...white dwarf

nebula...main sequence...supernova...black hole...white dwarf

What is happening in the main sequence stage of a star?

It is fusing hydrogen and helium

It is starting for form in a nebula

It is burned out and has become a diamond in the sky

Why is Venus the hottest planet in our solar system?

because of the greenhouse effect in the atmosphere

because it is the closest to the sun

because it is red from iron oxide

Which of the following helps scientists learn about stars in the night sky?

all of these help scientists learn about stars

a spectroscope helps tell what a star is made of

a parallax helps tell distances in space

Luminosity is used to determine temperature and size or stars

an enormous explosion that destroys a star

When a supermassive star begins to run out of fuel, expands, cools, and turns red

An object whose gravity is so great that light cannot escape. Made when the most massive star dies

A hot dense, slowly cooling sphere of carbon from an average mass star

when an average star (like our sun) begins to run out of fuel, expands, cools and turns red

What is a White Dwarf?

A hot dense, slowly cooling sphere of carbon from an average mass star

an enormous explosion that destroys a star

When a supermassive star begins to run out of fuel, expands, cools, and turns red

An object whose gravity is so great that light cannot escape. Made when the most massive star dies

when an average star (like our sun) begins to run out of fuel, expands, cools and turns red

What is a Black hole?

An object whose gravity is so great that light cannot escape. Made when the most massive star dies

an enormous explosion that destroys a star

When a supermassive star begins to run out of fuel, expands, cools, and turns red

A hot dense, slowly cooling sphere of carbon from an average mass star

when an average star (like our sun) begins to run out of fuel, expands, cools and turns red

What is a Red Supergiant?

When a supermassive star begins to run out of fuel, expands, cools, and turns red

an enormous explosion that destroys a star

An object whose gravity is so great that light cannot escape. Made when the most massive star dies

A hot dense, slowly cooling sphere of carbon from an average mass star

when an average star (like our sun) begins to run out of fuel, expands, cools and turns red

an enormous explosion that destroys massive star

When a supermassive star begins to run out of fuel, expands, cools, and turns red

An object whose gravity is so great that light cannot escape. Made when the most massive star dies

A hot dense, slowly cooling sphere of carbon from an average mass star

when an average star (like our sun) begins to run out of fuel, expands, cools and turns red

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What part of the cosmos uses gravity to pull gas and dust together to make a new star?

Nebula

Blackhole

Solar System

Parallax

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-2

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is an example of how gravity affects our solar system?

Holding the planets in orbit

Forming of the sun when the solar system began

Forming the planets, moons, asteroids as the solar system began

All of these examples use gravity.

Tags

NGSS.HS-ESS1-4

NGSS.HS-PS2-4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What object in the cosmos has such a high level of gravity that light can't escape?

Black hole

Nebula

Absolute Magnitude

Light years

Tags

NGSS.HS-PS2-4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

When a really massive (BIG) star dies, what happens to it?

It will explode in a supernova

It will form a planetary nebula

It will form a white dwarf from the pull of gravity

Stars can't die

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

When a small/medium sized star (like our sun) dies, what will it become?

A Super Nova

A Black hole

A galaxy

A white dwarf

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is a galaxy?

A region of space full of billions of stars, gas, and dust which are held together by gravity.

The remains of a white dwarf

A region of space with a star surrounded by planets and asteroids

The remains of a planetary nebula

Tags

NGSS.MS-ESS1-2

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How do we measure distance outside our solar system?

Miles

Kilometers

Light years

millimeters

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What part of the cosmos uses gravity to pull gas and dust together to make a new star?

Which of the following is an example of how gravity affects our solar system?

What object in the cosmos has such a high level of gravity that light can't escape?

When a really massive (BIG) star dies, what happens to it?

When a small/medium sized star (like our sun) dies, what will it become?

What is a galaxy?

How do we measure distance outside our solar system?

Which of the following is a correct sequence for the life cycle of a massive (BIG) Star?

What is happening in the main sequence stage of a star?

What is the main fuel on a star?

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