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Globular
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Spiral
Irregular
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Clue
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Yellow
Red
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Carbon
Oxygen
Hydrogen
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Pluto was demoted frojm a planet to a
Comet
Asteroid
Dwarf Planet
Moon
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Which type of star will stay on the main sequence for the longest time
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medium mass (sun-like) stars
Hig mass stars
Protostars
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The largets storm in our solar system is
The great red spot on Jupiter
The dust storms on Mars
The polar winds on Venus
The rings of Saturn
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Red
Blue
Yellow
Black
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reflecting
Radio
Neutrino
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Sunlight originates from
The Chromosphere
The Photosphere
The Corona
The solar wind
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Eruptive variables
Cepheid variables
Pulsars
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A star 25 times more massive than our Sun would produce a _______ when it went nova
Neutron star
Black hole
White dwarf
Pulsar
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A continuous spectrum
An absorbtion spectrum
An emission spectrum
A doppler spectrum
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Distant galaxies are receeding from the Earth. This is called
Einstein's law
Galileo's law
Newton' law
Hubble's law
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The dark areas called sunspots are
Magnetic storms
Areas with no Helium
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Wet areas
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A piece of extraterrestial material that reaches the surface of the Earth is called a
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Meteorite
Comet
Tunguska object
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A variable star
As a nova
As a type A star
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Our Sun will eventually go nova and produce a
Neutron star
Black hole
White dwarf
Pulsar
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The asteroid belt lies between
Mercury and Venus
Earthand Mars
Mars and Jupiter
Jupiter and Saturn
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Comets are like
Asteroids
Meteors
"""dirty snowballs"""
The solar wind
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The Chromosphere is red because of emission from
Cromium
Sodium
Nitrogen
Hydrogen and Helium
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Which type of telescope suffers from chromatic abberation
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reflecting
Radio
X-ray
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Long period comets originate
In the Kuiper Belt
From Saturn's rings
From the Oort Cloud
From nearby stars
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Maria on the Moon are
Mountains
Giant basalt filled impact craters
Dust layers
Comet debris
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Venus is extremely similar to Earth except that it has
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Much colder termperatures
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·
· 3.
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·
· 4.
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·
· 1.
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·
· 2.
· colliding surface plates with long mountain chains, rift valleys, and deep subduction
· trenches.
·
·
· 3.
· mostly volcanic plains, with two continent-sized uplands and a number of large
· volcanoes.
·
·
· 4.
· volcanoes and volcanic uplifts in the northern hemisphere and cratered plains in the
· southern hemisphere.
·
2 points
Question 3
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·
· 1.
· solar UV radiation, which is not absorbed by the thin atmosphere
·
· 2.
· sulfuric acid droplets in the atmosphere
·
· 3.
· ozone in the atmosphere produced by solar UV light
·
· 4.
· hydrogen peroxide in the soil
·
2 points
Question 4
· Mercury appears from spacecraft photographs to resemble the Moon in its surface features but with one important difference: Answer
·
· 1.
· the presence of retrograde direction of spin compared to most other planets and moons.
·
· 2.
· the presence of clouds and a measurable and significant atmosphere on Mercury.
·
· 3.
· the presence of extensive plains between craters, in contrast to the surface of the Moon.
·
· 4.
· evidence of active volcanoes on Mercury.
·
2 points
Question 5
· The internal structure of Mercury is a Answer
·
· 1.
· dense iron core taking up almost half of the volume of the planet and a rocky mantle
· surrounding the core.
·
·
· 2.
· thick rocky mantle taking up most of the volume of the planet, overlaying a small but
· dense iron core.
·
·
· 3.
· rocky core surrounded by liquid metallic hydrogen and a hydrogen-helium atmosphere.
·
· 4.
· rocky core with a liquid (or perhaps frozen) water mantle and icy surface.
·
2 points
Question 6
· One chemical element that plays a major role in the coloring and chemistry of the Venusian atmosphere and clouds, and is suspected of coming from volcanic eruptions, is Answer
·
· 1.
· sulfur (as dust), sulfur dioxide, and sulfuric acid droplets.
·
· 2.
· chlorine (as gas), hydrogen chloride, and hydrochloric acid droplets.
·
· 3.
· iron (as red dust), iron oxides, and iron sulfides.
·
· 4.
· nitrogen (as gas), nitric oxide, and nitric acid droplets.
·
2 points
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·
· 1.
· Mercury
·
· 2.
· Venus
· ...
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