The stable period of a star’s life cycle is called... 

• The birth of a star
• Nebula 
• Neutron star
• Main Sequence 

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Gravity pulls gases and dust particles in space toward one another, squeezing them into a smaller and smaller space. The temperature at the center rises high enough for nuclear fusion of hydrogen to begin.
What stage in a stars life cycle is this describing? 

• The birth of a star
• The death of a star
• Black Hole
• Stellar Nebula

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What fuel do stars use? 

• Oxygen
• Hydrogen
• Carbon
• Iron

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Larger stars (stars with more mass) have a longer life cycle. 

• True
• False

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A relatively small, dense star at the end of its life cycle, which generates little or no energy and has contracted to its densest state.
What stage in the life cycle does this describe? 

• Black Hole
• Nebula
• White Dwarf
• Red Giant

In this stage, a star spends most of its life. Hydrogen is fused into helium at a temperature of millions of degrees.

• nebula
• protostar
• main-sequence
• supergiant

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What is the first stage of the life cycle of a star for all stars?

• nebula
• protostar
• main-sequence
• red giant

Our sun and most stars are in what stage of their life cycle?

• Planetary Nebula
• White Dwarfs
• Main Sequence
• Giants

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The distance that light travels in one year...

• Light year
• Quantumyear
• Stellar-year
• 1 million kilometers

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Which category is our Sun located in?

• White Dwarfs
• Supergiants
• Main Sequence
• Giants

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