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1. What color are the coolest stars?
Orange
Yellow
Red
Blue
White
2. What color are the hottest stars?
Orange
Yellow
Red
Blue
White
3. A dense collapsed star whose electrons
and protons smashed together to form
neutrons
Nebula
Nova
Neutron Star
Protostar
Black hole
4. A large cloud of gas and dust in space
where stars are born
Nebula
Nova
Neutron Star
Protostar
Black hole
5. A shrinking, spinning region in space
with a central concentration of matter
(center of a nebula)
Nebula
Nova
Neutron Star
Protostar
Black hole
6. A large explosion on a star that makes
it brighter
Nebula
Nova
Neutron Star
Protostar
Black hole
7. An object so dense that even light
cannot escape its gravity
Nebula
Nova
Neutron Star
Protostar
Black hole
8. The Big Bang Theory occurred …
1 bya
4 mya
5 bya
14 mya
14 bya
9. When did cosmic background radiation
form….
Shortly before the BBT
Shortly after the BBT
No one knows
10. Energy is generated in a star’s core as
_______________ fuses into
_____________.
Carbon; hydrogen
Hydrogen; oxygen
Helium; hydrogen
Carbon; hydrogen
Hydrogen; helium
11. What type of galaxy is the Milky Way?
Spiral
Irregular
Elliptical
12. Stars, dust, and gas bound together
by gravity is called?
Star cluster
Earth
Galaxy
Universe
13. Stars appear to move because…
The sky is spinning
Stars are moving
The Earth is moving
The Universe is expanding
14. A light-year is the __________ that
light travels in a year.
Speed
Distance
time
15. The observed change in the frequency
of a wavelength wheneither the source or
the observer is moving is known as ….
Shift change
Doppler Effect
Absorption spectrum
Apparent magnitude
16. A graph of a star’s luminosity against
its temperature is called?
Doppler effect
HR diagram
Parallax graph
17. The first step in the scientific
method is ?
Form a hypothesis
Ask a question
Gather information/ make observations
Report your results
18. A standard that is used as
comparison in an experiment is
a(n) ?
Independent variable
Dependent variable
Constant/ control
hypothesis
19. Data that is obtained by mass,
volume, length, and quantity?
Measured data
Qualitative data
Observable data
Quantitative data
20. A factor that is manipulated in
an experiment?
Dependent variable
Independent variable
Control
Theory
21. A factor that responds to
changes in other variables
Dependent variable
Independent variable
Control
Theory
22. A PATTERN OF METEOROLOGICAL SYMBOLS
THAT REPRESENT THE WEATHER AT A
PARTICULAR OBSERVING STATION IS A
….?
Weather station
station model
Satellite image
weather site
23. MOST DAMAGING TORNADO
F1
F2
F3
F4
F5
24. WHICH IS NOT AN AIR MASS?
Maritime polar
Continental Polar
Maritime Continental
Continental Tropical
Continental Polar
25. CLOUDS THAT BRING THUNDERSTORMS
Altocumulus
nimbostratus
Stratocumulus
cumulonimbus
26. THE TWO MOST ABUNDANT
COMPOUNDS IN THE ATMOSPHERE??
CO2 and H2O
NO2 and H2O
H2O and CH4
NH4 and CO2
27. WHAT IS THE MOST ABUNDANT
ELEMENT IN THE ATMOSPHERE?
C
H
O
He
N
28. TWO MAJOR FACTORS USED TO
IDENTIFY CLIMATE ARE…
Longitude and latitude
latitude and temperature
Temperature and precipitation
precipitation and longitude
29. THE FACTOR THAT DETERMINES THE ANGLE
AT WHICH THE SUN’S RAYS HIT THE EARTH?
Weather
Sea level
Latitude
Wind
30. A TELESCOPE THAT USES A SET OF LENSES TO
GATHER AND FOCUS LIGHT FROM DISTANT OBJECTS
IS A(n)…??
Reflecting
refracting
Radio
Space
TELESCOPE
32. Because a complete revolution of Earth
takes 365 ¼ days, ___________ was
established.
Groundhogs Day
Leap Year
Labor Day
Halloween
Valentine’s
33. Dissolved solids such as rocks were
carried from land into the ocean which
made the early oceans …
Cloudy
Salty
Sandy
34. Particles thrown off the sun’s corona that
can affect Earth’s magnetic field are….
Coronal mass injection
Nuclear fusion
Coronal mass ejection
Prominence
Sunspot
35. Sediment closer to the mid-ocean ridge is
Younger
Rockier
Harder
Older
36. Wegner’s hypothesis of continental drift
was confirmed….
Evidence of sea floor spreading
Ice cores
Formation of mountain ranges
Fossils were found on different continents
37. The theory of How continents move is
described by…
Paleomagnetism
Sea floor spreading
Plate tectonics