Sc.8.E.5.12

Put the stars in order from coolest to hottest

• Red, White, Blue

• Blue,White, Red

• White, Blue, Red

• White, Red, Blue

For most stars, what does a higher temperature tend to go with?

• Lower luminosity

• Higher luminosity

• Red color

• None of the above

For a standard H-R diagram, what are the stars in the lower left region of the diagram?

• Main sequence stars

• Supergiants

• Giants

• White dwarfs

How do white dwarfs compare with supergiants, in terms of temperature and luminosity?

• White dwarfs are cooler and have higher luminosity than supergiants.

• White dwarfs are cooler and have lower luminosity than supergiants

• White dwarfs are warmer and have higher luminosity than supergiants.

• White dwarfs are warmer and have lower luminosity than supergiants

Tags

NGSS.HS-ESS1-3

One physical property of a star is apparent magnitude. Which of the following is used in determining the apparent magnitude of a star?

• the constellation the star is in

• the distance the star is from Earth

• the number of times the star rotates

• the number of prominences the star makes

Which of the following diagrams best represents the relationship between galaxies, the universe, and solar systems? From smallest to largest

• Solar System, Galaxies, Universe

• Universe, Galaxies, Solar System

• Galaxies, Universe, Solar System

• Solar System, Universe, Galaxies

Refer to chart on handout

• Antares is brighter than Rigel

• The Sun is hotter and brighter than Antares.

• Sirius B is the dimmest star.

• Antares and the Sun have the same brightness

Refer to chart on handout

• Red Giant

• White Dwarf

• Yellow Dwarf

• Blue Supergiant

Tags

NGSS.HS-ESS1-1

NGSS.HS-ESS1-3

Looking at the Atomic Spectra of different stars, one can determine what elements were present in the stars through the light they emitted. One observation was that some stars did NOT contain metals. What would this observation suggest?

• Metals in Stars must be blocking the light from escaping

• The stars were not hot enough to melt metals

• These stars did not have metals when they formed

• These stars were not massive enough to produce metals

Tags

NGSS.HS-ESS1-2

NGSS.HS-ESS1-3

One physical property of a star is apparent magnitude. Which of the following is used in determining the apparent magnitude of a star?

• the constellation the star is in

• the distance the star is from Earth

• the number of times the star rotates

• the number of prominences the star makes