WorksheetsUniverse Review
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 45mins
A (a) star can swell up and go supernova.
(a) stars are born out of the death of average stars.
(a) are born out of the death of massive stars.
What kinds of stars can form planetary nebulae?
Average stars
Massive stars
Neutron stars
Supergiant stars
A (a) is a collection of gas and dust floating in space.
What is the event horizon?
The central point inside a black hole.
The ejection of particles from inside a black hole.
The orbit of stars around a black hole.
The boundary around a black hole that, if crossed, would no longer allow for escape.
What is an astronomical unit?
The distance from the earth to the sun.
The distance light travels in one year.
The distance from the earth to the moon.
If a star is 80 light years away, we can say.....
The light we see coming from it left the star 80 years ago.
The light we see coming from it left the star 80 Astronomical Units ago.
The light from the star left only moments ago.
All space and the matter space contains
galaxy
astronomy
orbit
universe
A large grouping of stars, planets, gas, and dust in space held together by gravity
galaxy
solar system
astronomy
astronomer
The echo of the big bang, a band of light furthest out in our known universe, is called....
The Echoplex
The Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation
The Doppler Effect
The Cosmological Constant
What type of star can give birth to a planetary nebula?
An average star that has grown into its red giant form.
An average star that has grown into its red supergiant form.
A massive star that has grown into its red giant form.
A massive star that has grown into its red supergiant fomr.
Jovian planets are found in the outer solar system because...
The accretion disk pushes gas and thin particles of dust further out than larger rock.
The accretion disk pushes out larger rocks much faster than smaller dust particles.
What are rogue planets?
Planets that orbit a star other than the sun.
Planets that do not orbit a star.
Any planet other than earth.
Planets like Pluto.
What object becomes a meteor when it falls into the earth's atmosphere?
Moons
Asteroids
Comets
Star Fragments
The singularity at the center of the black hole has a gravitational pull that is.....?
zero gravity
infinite gravity
near-infinite gravity
What is dark matter responsible for?
Binding galaxies together.
Stretching space at an accelerating rate.
The orbit of planets around stars.
The loose orbit of comets around stars.
What is our Sun, when comparing to other stars?
Average
Bigger
Smaller
Brighter
What is the hottest star color?
Yellow
Orange
Blue
Red
What is our Galaxy called?
The Musketeers Galaxy
The Black Eyed Galaxy
Red Shift Seven Galaxy
Milky Way Galaxy
What are the NAMES of the four star categories? (select all)
Medium
Giants
Super Giants
Main Sequence
White Dwarfs
Why does our Star seem like the biggest star from Earth?
It is the biggest star in our galaxy
No one knows why
It is the closest star
It is the furthest star
What is the coolest star color?
Yellow
Orange
Blue
Red
In Main sequence stars, what is the relationship between temperature and luminosity(brightness)?
As temperature increase, brightness deceases
As brightness increase, temperature decreases
As temperature increases, brightness also increases.
There is no relationship
Which star is cooler (lowers temperature)?
Betelgeuse
Sirius B
What do Deneb and Sirius B have in common?
Both super bright
Both very large in size
Both very low temperature
Both have the same color
Which star is dimmer (not as bright)?
Zeta Eridani
Alpha Centauri B
What is SIMILAR about these two stars?
Size
Temperature
Brightness
Color
Which star is hottest?
Procyon
Mira
Our sun is in what stage?
planetary nebula
protostar
main sequence
red giant
TEK 8.8C
TEK 8.8C
TEK 8.8E
How many star that are visible in the sky are closer to Earth than the Sun?
only one
none of them
all of them
about half
Which has the greater Mass?
The Moon
The Earth
The Sun
The Galaxy
Which stars are in the main sequence?
Area M
Area P
Area X
Area Z
What type of light waves are found at a frequency of 108?
Radio waves
MIcrowaves
Infrared rays
Visible light
Visible light takes up
The whole EM Light spectrum
Half othe EM Light spectrum
Only a narrow band of the EM Light spectrum
The vast majority of galaxies in our universe are moving away from us and indicating that the Universe is expanding. We know this because we observe __________ in the galaxies absorption spectra.
Redshift
Blueshift
Turbulance
Superposition
investigators were using a special telescope determined that a certain quasar was emitting waves with a frequency of 1.41x109 Hz. What kind of waves were the most likely detecting?
Radio Waves
Microwaves
Infrared
X-rays
