Sixth Grade (Grade 6) Stars Questions

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Grade 6 Stars

What is the temperature of a star with a blue color?

cool
hot
medium for a star
the same as the Sun

Grade 6 Stars

A pulsar is a pulsating Neutron Star.

Grade 6 Stars

A. binary system B. multiple star groups C. star cluster D. globular cluster E. open star cluster

     A      1. two stars held together by gravity

     C      2. a large group of stars close enough to be held together by gravity

     E      3. several hundred to a few thousand stars with no particular arrangement

     B      4. small group of three or four stars held together by gravity

     D      5. a group of several thousand to a million stars close to each other and are arranged in the shape of a ball.

Grade 6 Stars

How were the stars important to ancient civilizations?

Grade 6 Stars

Constellations that revolve around the North Star are called

circumpolar.
polaris.
dipper.

Grade 6 Stars

List three circumpolar constellations and the star they appear to revolve around in the night sky.

Grade 6 Stars

Explain the difference between the apparent magnitude and the absolute magnitude of a star?

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