1 A) appear to circle around the North Star as the Earth rotates. B) are always located above the North Pole. C) never appear around the North Pole. D) are located in a circular constellation. 2 A) doesn't change B) increases C) vanishes D) decreases 3 A) friction B) gravity C) forces D) inertia 4 A) It doesn't orbit. B) the Milky Way C) the solar system D) the universe 5 A) carbon, oxygen B) hydrogen, oxygen C) hydrogen, helium D) carbon, helium 6 A) Earth's magnetic field B) the rotation of the galaxy C) the magnetic field associated with sunspots D) the Sun's rotation 7 A) radiation B) conduction C) convection D) convection and radiation 8 A) surface B) photosphere C) chromosphere D) corona 9 A) Coronal Mass Emissions B) Central Mass Ejections C) Coronal Materials Ejections D) Coronal Mass Ejections 10 A) Sirius B) Betelgeuse C) Orion D) Polaris 11 A) Blue shift B) Fusion C) Fission D) Parallax 12 A) parallax B) parallel C) size D) brightness 13 A) old star B) young star C) exploding star D) dying star 14 A) apparent magnitude B) absolute magnitude C) apparent measure D) absolute measure 15 A) a supernova B) a galaxy C) a giant D) a white dwarf 16 A) irregular B) spiral C) elliptical D) They occur in equal amounts. 17 A) four B) five C) three D) two 18 A) hot B) low C) medium D) cool 19 A) absolute magnitude B) apparent magnitude C) absolute solitude D) apparent strength 20 A) solarwind B) CME's C) particles from solar flares D) solar flares
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