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Laurie Gould Dominion High School. $100. A. A moon. B. A planet. C. A star. A lollipop. $8,000. $200. $300. $400. $500. $1,000. $4,000. $32,000. $16,000. $64,000. $125,000. $250,000. $500,000. $1,000,000. $2,000. Team 1. What is the sun?. $100. A. Constellation. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Laurie Gould Dominion High School
C. A star
What is the sun?
A. A moon B. A planet
D. A lollipop$200
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A. Constellation B. Picture
C. Sky writing D. Galaxy$200
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Team 2
What is the name for a group of
stars that make a pattern in the
sky?
B. Distance
A light year is a measure of _____________.
A. Time
C. Speed D. Density$100
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A. Main Sequence
What type of star is the sun?
B. Rock star
C. Protostar D. Red Giant$100
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A. Hydrogen and helium
The 2 main elements in stars are
B. Hydrogen and Methane
C. Iron and Water D. Helium and Lithium$200
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B. Orion
C. Draco
Which is a circumpolar
constellation?
A. Leo
D. Hydra$200
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Team 2
The process that occurs in the sun’s core.
A. Fission B. Photosynthesis
C. Fusion D. Respiration$200
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A. Red Giant
C. Supernova
The next stage in the life
cycle of the sun?
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B. Supergiant
D. Black Hole
D. White Dwarf
The dying core of a red giant?
A. Nebula B. Protostar
C. Neutron Star$200
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C. Apparent Magnitude
Brightness of a star as viewed
from Earth?
A. Luminosity B. Absolute Magnitude
D. Telescopic$200
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B.150 million km
What is an astronomical
unit?A. 1,000 km
C. 9 trillion km D. 100 miles$200
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B. 10 million
The temperature when stellar
fusion begins?A. 1 million
C. 1,000 D. 100 million$200
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C. Surface Temp.
What determines the color of a star?
A. Elements B. Core Temp
D. Brightness$200
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B. Spectroscope
The instrument that refracts light into the
spectrum?A. Telescope
C. Stereoscope D. Kaleidoscope$200
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D. Red Giant
The stage when fusion of helium
occurs?
A. Main Sequence B. Neutron Star
C. Protostar$200
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A. 5 billion years
How much longer will the sun be in its
current stage?B. 1 million years
C.100 billion yrs D. 1,000 years$200
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Team 2
A. Radio waves
What is the wave with the
longest wavelength?
B. Cosmic waves
C. X-rays D. Microwaves$200
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C. It decreases
What happens to wave
frequency as wavelength increases?
A. It increases B. Stays the same
D. Gets hotter$200
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A. Galaxy
A collection of billions of
stars is a …….
B. Universe
C. Quasar D. Constellation$200
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D. 8min 20sec C. 8.2 seconds
How long does it take sunlight to
reach Earth?
A. 8hrs 20min B. 1 year
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D. Parallax
How is distance to
stars measured?
A. With a ruler B. Use a satellite
C. A stopwatch$200
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B. Absolute Magnitude
Brightness of a star if all an equal distance
from Earth?A. Apparent Magnitude
C. Luminosity D. Lite Brite$200
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C. Narrow-Line
Which is not a type of spectra?
A. Continuous B. Absorption
D. Bright-Line$200
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The actual brightness of
a star is called …….
A. Magnitude B. Luminosity
C. Variability D. Sirius$200
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A. 70%
What percent of the sun is hydrogen?
B. 50%
C. 100% D. 30%$200
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D. Quasar
A very bright object at the edge of the universe?
A. Supergiant
C. Nebula
B. Nova
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D. Weird
Which is not a shape of galaxies?
A. Spiral B. Elliptical
C. Irregular$200
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D. Supergiant
What type of star is
Betelgeuse?
A. Black Hole B. Main Sequence
C. White Dwarf$200
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A. Orion
Name a winter constellation.
B. Scorpio
C. Libra D. Sagittarus$200
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D. Cepheid
Type of variable star used to
measure distance to galaxies.
A. Pulsating Star B. Eclipsing Binary
C. Polaris$200
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C. RRMIVUXGC
All of the energy in the
Electromagnetic Spectrum from
longest to shortest
wavelength?A. CGXUVIMRR B. UXGCRRMI
D. IMRRUXGC$200
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B. NPMRSSNB
Stages in the life cycle of large star in
order.
A. NPMRWN
C. BNSSRMPN D. NPMSRSNB$200
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What is the sun?
B. A planet
C. A star$200
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A. Constellation
C. Sky Writing$200
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Team 2
What is the name for a group of stars that make a pattern in
the sky?
A light year is a measure of ____________.
A. Time B. Distance
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Team 1
What type of star is the sun?
A. Main Sequence B. Rock Star
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A. Hydrogen and Helium B. Hydrogen and Methane
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Team 1
The 2 main elements in stars are
Which is a circumpolar
constellation?
B. Orion
C. Draco$200
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A. Fission
C. Fusion$200
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Team 1
The process that occurs in the sun’s
core.
C. Supernova
The next stage in the life
cycle of the sun?
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A. Red Giant
The dying core of a red giant?
B. Nova
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Team 1
Brightness of a star as viewed
from Earth?
B. Absolute Magnitude
C. Apparent Magnitude$200
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Team 2
What is an astronomical
unit?
A. 1,000 km B. 150 million km
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The temperature when stellar
fusion begins? A. 1 million B. 10 million
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What determines the color of a
star?
A. Elements
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The instrument that refracts light
into the spectrum?
B. Spectroscope
C. Stereoscope$200
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The stage when fusion of helium
occurs?
B. Neutron Star
D. Red Giant$200
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How much longer will the sun be in its
current stage?
A. 5 billion years
C. 100 billion yrs$200
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A. Radio wave
D. Microwave$200
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Team 1What is the wave with
the longest wavelength?
What happens to wave frequency as wavelength
increases?
A. It increases
C. It decreases$200
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A collection of billions of stars
is a …….
B. Galaxy
C. Quasar$200
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How long does it take sunlight to
reach Earth?
D. 8min 20secC. 8.2 seconds$200
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How is distance to
stars measured?B. Use a satellite
D. Parallax$200
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Team 1
Brightness of a star if all an
equal distance from Earth?
A. Apparent Magnitude B. Absolute Magnitude
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Which is not a type of
spectra?
C. Narrow-Line D. Bright-Line$200
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The actual brightness of
a star is called …….
A. Magnitude B. Luminosity
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What percent of the sun is
hydrogen?
A. 70% B. 50%
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C. Nebula D. Quasar$200
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A very bright object at the edge of the
universe?
Which is not a shape of galaxies?
A. Spiral
D Weird$200
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What type of star is Betelgeuse?
A. Black Hole
D. Supergiant$200
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A. Orion
D. Sagittarius$200
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Name a winter constellation.
Type of variable star used to
measure distance to galaxies.
C. Polaris D. Cepheid$200
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All of the energy in the
Electromagnetic Spectrum from
longest to shortest
wavelength?A. CGXUVIMRR
C. RRMIVUXGC$200
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Stages in the life cycle of large star
in order.
A. NPMRWN B. NPMRSSNB
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Congratulations, You Just Won