Astronomy Quiz #1
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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blue star | High mass star that is very hot
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nebula | Large cloud of dust and gases; beginning stage of all stars
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supernova | An exploding star; shines very brightly
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red giant | An older, larger, and cooler star
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yellow star | Average mass star, like our sun
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black dwarf | Last stage of an average mass star; the star has used all its energy and has stopped glowing
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neutron star | The remains of an exploding star; very small and dense
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black hole | Region in space from the collapse of a massive star; has very strong gravity and no light escapes
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"A star is born" | When contracting cloud of gases become so hot, nuclear fusion starts; producing heat and light
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white dwarf | After an older star has expanded and collapsed, what remains is a smaller star that glows faintly
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