Star Cycle Test

Provide the correct definition for a stellar nebula

• An exploding star caused by the ending of nuclear fusion in stars that are more than 10x the size of our Sun

• Large clouds of dust and hydrogen in space

• A region of space that has such an intense amount of gravity that not even light can escape

• The dead core of a star that has participated in a supernova, but not big enough to participate in a supernova

• The dead core of a star that is smaller than our sun or up to 10x as large that is no longer producing energy

Provide the correct definition for a black hole

• An exploding star caused by the ending of nuclear fusion in stars that are more than 10x the size of our Sun

• Large clouds of dust and hydrogen in space

• A region of space that has such an intense amount of gravity that not even light can escape

• The dead core of a star that has participated in a supernova, but not big enough to participate in a supernova

• The dead core of a star that is smaller than our sun or up to 10x as large that is no longer producing energy

Provide the correct definition for a neutron star

• An exploding star caused by the ending of nuclear fusion in stars that are more than 10x the size of our Sun

• Large clouds of dust and hydrogen in space

• A region of space that has such an intense amount of gravity that not even light can escape

• The dead core of a star that has participated in a supernova, but not big enough to participate in a supernova

• The dead core of a star that is smaller than our sun or up to 10x as large that is no longer producing energy

Provide the correct definition for a supernova

• An exploding star caused by the ending of nuclear fusion in stars that are more than 10x the size of our Sun

• Large clouds of dust and hydrogen in space

• A region of space that has such an intense amount of gravity that not even light can escape

• The dead core of a star that has participated in a supernova, but not big enough to participate in a supernova

• The dead core of a star that is smaller than our sun or up to 10x as large that is no longer producing energy

Tags

NGSS.HS-ESS1-3

Provide the correct definition for a white dwarf

• An exploding star caused by the ending of nuclear fusion in stars that are more than 10x the size of our Sun

• Large clouds of dust and hydrogen in space

• A region of space that has such an intense amount of gravity that not even light can escape

• The dead core of a star that has participated in a supernova, but not big enough to participate in a supernova

• The dead core of a star that is smaller than our sun or up to 10x as large that is no longer producing energy

Select ALL the correct facts for a main sequence star

• It is the stage the star spends the most time in

• The star is much larger in this phase and spends a relatively short amount of time in this stage

• Fusion is overpowering gravity's force at this stage

• The stage that a star is the most stable in

• Gravity and fusion forces are equal at this stage

Select ALL the correct facts for a red giant star

• It is the stage the star spends the most time in

• The star is much larger in this phase and spends a relatively short amount of time in this stage

• Fusion is overpowering gravity's force at this stage

• The stage that a star is the most stable in

• Gravity and fusion forces are equal at this stage

Select the option that is most likely to be the elemental composition of a stellar nebula

• 90% helium, 10% other

• 10% hydrogen, 85% helium, 5% other

• 50% hydrogen, 49% helium, 1% other

• 90% hydrogen, 10% helium

• 99% hydrogen, 1% helium

Tags

NGSS.HS-ESS1-3

Select the option that is likely to be the elemental composition of a main sequence star (select ALL that could apply)

• 90% helium, 10% other

• 50% hydrogen, 49% helium, 1% other

• 90% hydrogen, 10% helium

• 99% hydrogen, 1% helium

Tags

NGSS.HS-ESS1-3

Select the option that is likely to be the elemental composition of a red giant star (select ALL that could apply)

• 97% helium, 3% other

• 50% hydrogen, 49% helium, 1% other

• 90% hydrogen, 10% helium

• 99% hydrogen, 1% helium

Tags

NGSS.HS-ESS1-3

NGSS.HS-ESS1-1