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Universe / gravity / solar system Summative #1 review quiz
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1
______caused the solar nebula to collapse toward the center, causing the center to be dense and hot.
Density
Composition
Gravity
Temperature
2
Which of the following correctly lists the objects of space in order from largest to smallest?
galaxy, universe, star, planet
universe, galaxy, star, planet
galaxy, universe, planet, star
universe, galaxy, planet, star
3
Light-year is the distance light goes in one year. A star is 5 ly from Earth how long dose it take to reach Earth?
5 light years
5 hours
5 years
5 minutes
4
What do planets in a solar system orbit?
A Moon
A Universe
A Galaxy
A Star
5
Look below
The first cloud, since particles are smaller this will allow for accretion.
The second cloud,particles bigger, closer together accretion be more likely
Neither cloud, stars do not form from clouds.
6
Galaxies are large groups of stars. What would you claim keeps the stars in a galaxy from moving away from each other?
density
composition
temperature
gravity
7
Which picture above has the greatest amount of gravitational force?
A
C&B
A&B
C
8
The objects that compose our solar system vary in size. What is the largest object in our solar system?
Earth
Earth's moon
Jupiter
The Sun
9
Which of the following does the illustration show?
The Universe
A Solar System
A Constellation
A Galaxy
10
Which flow chart best describes the formation of the solar system?
solar nebula- nuclear fusion- sun- planets-planetesimals -protostellar disk
protostellar disk- nuclear fusion-sun -solar nebula- planetesimals -planets
solar nebula-protostellar disk- nuclear fusion- planetesimals- planets- sun
solar nebula- protostellar disk -nuclear fusion-sun- planetesimals- planets