STAAR Questions Session 5 - Gravity; Galaxies; H-R Diagram

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STAAR Questions Session 5 - Gravity; Galaxies; H-R Diagram

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Gravity (7.9B)
What is the force that keeps the planets in our solar system orbiting the Sun?

momentum

resistance

gravity

potential energy

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Galaxies (8.8B)
A representation of the Milky Way galaxy is pictured below.
Which statement best describes this type of galaxy?

The image is a spiral galaxy and is made up of billions of stars, gas, and dust

held together by gravity.

The image is a spiral galaxy and our solar system can be found in the bright

center of the galaxy.

The image is an irregular galaxy because each of the arms has a different

length.

The image is an elliptical galaxy and is where our solar system can be found.

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H-R Diagram (8.9A)
Based on the diagram, which statement about Star 1 and Star 2 is correct?

Star 1 is cooler and brighter than Star 2.

Star 1 is hotter and less bright than Star 2.

Star 1 is brighter and larger than Star 2.

Star 1 is cooler and less bright than Star 2.

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Gravity (7.9B)
What is the force that keeps the planets in our solar system orbiting the Sun?

momentum

resistance

gravity

potential energy

Asemmisa {{asɛmmisaAhyɛnsode}}

Galaxies (8.8B)
A representation of the Milky Way galaxy is pictured below.
Which statement best describes this type of galaxy?

The image is a spiral galaxy and is made up of billions of stars, gas, and dust

held together by gravity.

The image is a spiral galaxy and our solar system can be found in the bright

center of the galaxy.

The image is an irregular galaxy because each of the arms has a different

length.

The image is an elliptical galaxy and is where our solar system can be found.

Asemmisa {{asɛmmisaAhyɛnsode}}

H-R Diagram (8.9A)
Based on the diagram, which statement about Star 1 and Star 2 is correct?

Star 1 is cooler and brighter than Star 2.

Star 1 is hotter and less bright than Star 2.

Star 1 is brighter and larger than Star 2.

Star 1 is cooler and less bright than Star 2.

STAAR Questions Session 5 - Gravity; Galaxies; H-R Diagram

STAAR Questions Session 5 - Gravity; Galaxies; H-R Diagram

Gravity (7.9B)What is the force that keeps the planets in our solar system orbiting the Sun?

Galaxies (8.8B)A representation of the Milky Way galaxy is pictured below.Which statement best describes this type of galaxy?

H-R Diagram (8.9A)Based on the diagram, which statement about Star 1 and Star 2 is correct?

Gravity (7.9B)What is the force that keeps the planets in our solar system orbiting the Sun?

Galaxies (8.8B)A representation of the Milky Way galaxy is pictured below.Which statement best describes this type of galaxy?

H-R Diagram (8.9A)Based on the diagram, which statement about Star 1 and Star 2 is correct?

Gravity (7.9B)
What is the force that keeps the planets in our solar system orbiting the Sun?

Galaxies (8.8B)
A representation of the Milky Way galaxy is pictured below.
Which statement best describes this type of galaxy?

H-R Diagram (8.9A)
Based on the diagram, which statement about Star 1 and Star 2 is correct?

Gravity (7.9B)
What is the force that keeps the planets in our solar system orbiting the Sun?

Galaxies (8.8B)
A representation of the Milky Way galaxy is pictured below.
Which statement best describes this type of galaxy?

H-R Diagram (8.9A)
Based on the diagram, which statement about Star 1 and Star 2 is correct?