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WorksheetsLook to the Stars
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 1hrs 29mins
All stars are the same
true
false
Nuclear fusion converts matter into energy
true
false
A galaxy is a large group of stars held together by gravity
true
false
Astronomers use meter sticks to measure distance in space
true
false
Nebulas are denser clouds formed within the interstellar medium
true
false
What does the Big Bang theory explain?
A. how time began
B. how the universe began
both A and B
neither A nor B
Stars die.
true
false
Which of the following describes a galaxy
a spiral shape of stars
a large group of stars held together by gravity
the Milky Way
the rotation of many planets and stars
What is the process of nuclear fusion
the process of carrying light
the process of two atoms fusing
the process of gravity and inertia keeping the universe together
the process of fusing two stars
The matter between stars is called
asteroid belt
space
interstellar medium
Kuiper Belt
What does a light-year measure
volume
weight
circumference
distance
In what year did NASA launch the Spitzer Telescope?
2004
2000
1994
2014
When two hydrogen atoms fuse, they become _____________.
lithium
helium
carbon
uranium
Stars form from ______________.
nebula
oxygen
interstellar medium
black holes
What is used to swirl, mix, or store chemicals?
Beaker
Flask
Test Tube
Graduated Cylinder
What is used to pick up items?
Clamps
Tongs
Hand lens
Pipette
Testing a hypothesis often involves a(n):
answer
beaker
problem
safety check
A _________________ is a testable prediction about what will happen in an experiment, written as an "if, then" statement.
Hypothesis
Conclusion
Research
Variable
When scientists follow the steps of an experiment procedure, they're doing it in order to:
Test the hypothesis
Determine the problem they need to solve
Establish a control group
Waste time
When a scientist states the purpose of an experiment, they are _____________________________.
Defining the problem
Collecting and analyzing data
Drawing conclusions
Forming a hypothesis
In a science experiment, what is it called when a scientist records and examines information?
Collecting and analyzing data
Researching background information
Drawing conclusions
Establishing a hypothesis
The professional who studies the stars is...
an astronaut.
an astrologer.
an astronomer.
How many stars are in space?
10,000
millions
trillions
Protostars form in a large cloud of gas and dust called a
supernova
nebula
galaxy
quasar
A mid-sized star eventually becomes a
nebula
supernova
white dwarf
red giant
