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ELA "Stars that Aren't Round"

Directions: Read the question. Fill in the bubble next to the corresponding question number on your answer sheet.

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Which question is answered in the picture 1?

How flat is Regulus compared with other stars?

How bright is Regulus compared with Altair?

How far is Leo the Lion from the Sun?

How many stars make up the constellation Leo the Lion?

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by comparison and contrast

in chronological order

as problem and solution

as a list of ordered steps

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It spins around very quickly.

It looks similar to the Sun.

It has no mass at all.

It is too far away to see with a telescope.

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"like a beach ball that someone sat on" (paragraph 3)

"the Sun has lots of gravity, which holds the Sun together" (paragraph 4)

"its width is greater than its height" (paragraph 10)

"Achernar is the flattest star known" (paragraph 12)

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paragraph 3

paragraph 5

paragraph 11

paragraph 12