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Name: The Universe Review 1. Which galaxy below is an elliptical galaxy? ______D________ 2. Describe each term below and draw an example of each. Which galaxy above, A-D, goes in each section? Write the letter in the correct sections. Galaxy A group of stars, gas, dust and dark matter held together by gravity. Elliptical Galaxy An egg or oval shaped galaxy. Spiral Galaxy Irregular Galaxy A galaxy with a central Bulge and arms that spiral out from the center. A galaxy with no definite shape. 3. Is Iron (Fe) an element present in the sun? ____Yes________ ____ 4. A light-year is A) 365 days. B) the distance light travels in a year. C) the distance from Earth to Proxima Centauri. D) the amount of light the sun produces in a year. ____ 5. What color are the hottest stars? A) blue-white B) yellow C) red D) orange ____ 6. The Hertzsprung-Russell diagram shows that main sequence stars A) are mostly hot and dim. B) are mostly cool and bright. C) increase in brightness as they increase in temperature. D) decrease in brightness as they increase in temperature. ____ 7. The Milky Way Galaxy is a A) spiral galaxy B) cloud galaxy C) elliptical galaxy D) irregular galaxy ____ 8. The theory that astronomers have developed to describe the beginning of the universe is called the A) expanding cloud theory. B) time warp theory. C) galactic expansion theory. D) big bang theory. ____ 9. One piece of evidence that supports the big bang theory is the observation that most galaxies are moving A) toward our galaxy. B) toward one another. C) in random. D) away from one another. ____ 10. The chemical composition of a star can be determined using a A) refracting telescope. B) satellite. C) spectroscope. D) reflecting telescope. 11. The Hertzsprung-Russell diagram shows the relationship between a star's _______temperature_______ and absolute magnitude. 12. A galaxy that does not have a regular shape is classified as a(n) ____irregular_____ galaxy. 13. A(n) __spiral______ galaxy has a characteristic pinwheel shape. 14. If a star is 20 light minutes away and it stops creating light, how long will it be before we stop seeing the light? 20 minutes__ 15. Using the figure, name a star that is red and on the main sequence. _Barnard’s Star_____ 16. Explain how Barnard's star and Mira are similar and how they are different. _____________ _______They are both red, but Mira is a giant and Barnard’ star is main sequence. 17. Describe three features of the star Deneb. white__ ___supergiant__ _very bright__ 23. If the star is located 4.3 light years away, how long will it be before we see the light of the star? 4.4 years. 18. What is the Big Bang Theory? The theory that all matter was once condensed into a single point called the singularity, and that singularity exploded sending matter out in all directions. That matter eventually cooled and formed todays galaxies, which are still moving apart from one another today suggesting that the universe is still expanding. 19. Explain the two main pieces of evidence that support the Big Bang Theory. Red shift is the shift of light waves from galaxies from red to blue, indicating they are moving farther away from us. Cosmic Background microwave radiation is the radiation that is left over from the explosion of the Big Bang. It is detected in the outer edges of the known universe 20. How does red shift show that the universe is still expanding? Red light waves have longer wavelengths than blue light waves, indicating that the galaxies are moving farther out as the universe expands. 21. What does the Hertzsprung - Russell diagram show? Temperature, brightness, color, and classification of stars. 22. What is a light-year? How do scientists use light-years? A light-year is the distance that light will travel in one year. Scientists use them to measure large distances in space. 24. Describe the characteristics of our sun. yellow, 5000-6000 degrees C in temperature, average in brightness, main sequence, average star. 25. Sketch the Milky Way Galaxy. Label the approximate location of our sun. Its on one of the spiral arms close to the edge of the galaxy. 26. What can astronomers determine about stars from the light that they emit? Composition of the stars, and the distance they are from Earth. 27. Draw and label the life cycle of a star. Nebula – average star – red giant – planetary nebula – white dwarf Nebula – massive star – red suprgiant – supernova – either black hole or neutron 28. What are two other words for brightness? Luminousity and magnitude 29. Determine the number of protons, neutrons and electrons for the element Sulfur. Use APE MAN. Protons - 16 Neutrons – 16 Electrons - 16 30. How many ATOMS are in the following chemical formula: H2SO4 7 31. Describe the effect an unbalanced force has on the motion of an object. Unbalanced forces cause an object to accelerate. 32. What is acceleration? Any change in speed or velocity