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1. How can astronomers determine whether a star is moving toward or away from Earth?

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2. What types of radiation make up the electromagnetic spectrum?

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3. Compare and contrast the three different types of spectra.

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4. How do scientists determine the elements present in a star?

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5. Sequence the components of visible light according to wavelength, beginning with the shortest

wavelength?

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6. Based on what you know about prisms and visible light, how do you think rainbows form in

Earth’s atmosphere?

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7. electromagnetic spectrum:

• The arrangement of these waves according to their

  wavelengths and frequencies

• A type of plant species
• A type of rock formation
• A type of weather phenomenon

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8. photon:

• nucleus
• electron
• proton
• , light acts like a stream

  of particles

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9. spectroscopy:

• The study of ancient civilizations
• The study of plant biology
• The process of creating music
• is the study of the properties of

  light that depend on wavelength.

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10. continuous spectrum:

• A continuous spectrum is a spectrum that only shows red light
• A continuous spectrum is a spectrum that only includes ultraviolet light
• produced

  by an incandescent solid, liquid, or

  gas under high pressure.

• A continuous spectrum is a spectrum that has gaps between wavelengths

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