CONSTELLATION

What is a Constellation?

• A group of moon that forms a pattern in the sky.

• A group of stars that form different pattern at the night sky.

• Pattern formed by the groups of people.

• None of the above.

Where does the word "constellation" comes from?

• comes from the word "con" means part and "stella" means Stars

• comes from the word "con" means group and "stella" means Stars

• comes from the word "con" means join and "stella" means light

• comes from the word "con" means segment and "stella" means celestial

Constellations that never disappear below the horizon and can be seen year round:

• Equatorial constellations
• Tropical constellations
• Circumpolar constellations
• Polar constellations

these are patterns that have been discovered but have not been officially identified as constellation

• equatorial constellation

• Celestial bodies

• Asterism

• meteors

Which of the following is NOT an example of Circumpolar Constellation

• Draco

• Ursa Minor

• Cassiopeia

• Ursa Major

How many constellations are there based on the International Astronomical Union?

• 12

• 22

• 44

• 88

Why do we have seasonal constellations?

• Seasonal constellations are actually different stars that appear at different times of the year
• Seasonal constellations are a result of the moon's orbit around the Earth
• Seasonal constellations appear to change throughout the year due to the Earth's orbit around the sun.
• Seasonal constellations are a myth and do not actually exist

Based on the picture, what particular part of the year does Orion and Taurus usually appear?

• September to December

• December to March

• March to June

• June to September

This W shaped constellation is called?

• ANDROMEDA

• HYDRA

• VIRGO

• CASSIOPEIA

This picture is commonly known as the Great Bear and contains the Big Dipper.

What constellation it is?

• URSA MINOR

• ANDROMEDA

• CASSIOPEIA

• URSA MAJOR