WorksheetsUnit 4.5 - Modern Astronomy
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
A star and everything that revolves around it.
Comet
Universe
Solar System
Planet
Our solar system is ___________ billion years old.
14.6
4.6
13.7
1
Any object that directly revolves around a star, has nearly round shape, and has its own orbital zone.
Planet
Star
Galaxy
Universe
Rocky, small Earth-like planets.
Jovian planets
Terrestrial planets
gaseous, very large, Jupiter-like planets
Terrestrial planets
Jovian planets
The astroid belt is located between which two planets?
Saturn and Neptune
Earth and Venus
Mars and Jupiter
Jupiter and Mercury
Spheres of gas in space that produce their own energy (self-luminous)
Universe
Planet
Comet
Star
Process by which stars produce energy.
Nuclear fusion
Atomic power
electromagnetic
gravity
The brightness of a star.
Temperature
Luminosity
Nuclear fusion
Radiation
Large spinning clouds of gas and dust being pulled together by gravity.
Nebula/Protostar
Black dwarf
Red giant
Supernova
Stable period when a star creates energy and shines brightly. Our Sun is in this phase.
Red giant
Supernova
Black dwarf
Main Sequence
A group of hundreds of billions of stars held together by gravity.
Universe
Nebula
Galaxy
Solar System
Everything - all of the matter, energy and space known to exist.
Galaxy
Solar System
Star
Universe
The theory that states the Universe began when an extremely dense concentration of matter exploded and was distributed across the Universe.
Big Bang
Collision Theory
Theia
Protostar
The apparent change in wavelength of an energy source that is moving.
Big Bang
Jovian
Doppler Effect
Sonar
When light waves are compressed indicating that an object is moving closer.
Red Shift
Blue Shift
When light waves are expanding indicating that an object is moving farther away.
Red Shift
Blue Shift
