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Space Quiz Review

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

All existing matter and space considered as a whole; the cosmos. Estimated to be 13.8 billion years old.

a)

Cosmos

b)

Universe

c)

Galaxy

d)

Solar System

2.

A theory that the universe began as a small singularity and then inflated and got bigger/expanded.

a)

Big Bang

b)

Big Bing

c)

Hawkings Radiation

d)

Theory of Relativity

3.

Self-luminous; a mass of gas and dust held together by its own gravity; energy comes from internal nuclear fusion.

a)

Black hole

b)

Planets

c)

Galaxies

d)

Stars

4.

The massive explosion of dying star

a)

Nebula

b)

Planetary Nebula

c)

Neutron Star

d)

Supernova

5.

Where stars are born.

a)

Universe

b)

Galaxy

c)

Light Year

d)

Nebula

6.

A system of millions or billions of stars. Held together by gravity.

a)

Solar System

b)

Galaxy

c)

Milky Way

d)

Stars

7.

A light year is a distance of (a)   trillion miles.

8.

A central star with its associate planets, moons, asteroids, etc. Everything orbits the central star.

a)

Galaxy

b)

Universe

c)

Supernova

d)

Solar System

9.

These orbit planets.

a)

Moons

b)

Stars

c)

Supernovas

d)

Black holes

10.

A place in space where the gravity is so strong that nothing can escape it.

a)

Nebula

b)

Moon

c)

Black Hole

d)

Stars

11.

Is the sun considered a high mass star or a low mass star?

a)

High Mass

b)

Low Mass

12.

Stars are self-luminous. Self-luminous means:

a)

To have light

b)

To create its own light

13.

Nebula are called stellar nurseries because:

a)

It's where dying stars go

b)

It's where stars are born

c)

It's where the brightest stars are found

14.

A star's color helps us figure out its:

a)

Distance from Earth

b)

Size

c)

Temperature

d)

It's galaxy

15.

When stars run out of (a)   , they begin to die.

16.

After a star runs out of fuel, (whether it is high mass or low mass), it then turns into:

a)

Red Giant or Red Super Giant

b)

Neutron Star

c)

White dwarf

d)

Planetary Nebula

17.

The last stage of a low/medium mass star

a)

Neutron Star

b)

Black Hole

c)

Rogue Planet

d)

White Dwarf

18.

High mass (massive) stars end up as black holes or:

a)

White Dwarves

b)

Red Giants

c)

Neutron Stars

d)

Nebula

19.

After a star is born in a nebula, it becomes THIS (before it is classified as low or high mass)

a)

Protostar

b)

Neutron star

c)

Star

d)

Quasar

20.

The point of no return (in a black hole)

a)

Ergosphere

b)

Event Horizon

c)

Quiet Region

d)

Singularity

21.

This is the part of a black hole in which an object can begin to feel its gravity, but can still escape.

a)

Ergosphere

b)

Event Horizon

c)

Gravitational Spacetime Distortion

d)

Singularity

22.

Which types of stars can become black holes?

a)

High mass (massive)

b)

Low/Medium Mass

23.

When an object is pulled into a black hole, it gets curved and stretched by the immense amount of gravity. This is called:

a)

Cosmic microwave background radiation

b)

Time Dilation

c)

Spaghettification

d)

Scary

24.

The boundary of a black hole

a)

Ergosphere

b)

Singularity

c)

Event Horizon

d)

The Edge

25.

Stellar black holes form from:

a)

Planets

b)

Stars

c)

Galaxies

d)

Neutrons

26.

Scientists believe there is what type of black hole at the center of every large galaxy?

a)

Tiny

b)

Intermediate

c)

Supermassive

d)

Stellar

27.

(a)   holds a star together and is responsible for pulling the particles together at the beginning of its formation.

28.

The universe is estimated to be how old?

a)

5 billion years old

b)

13.8 billion years old

c)

10 billion years old

d)

490 million years old