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Space Exploration - Section 10.2 Quiz
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Which of the following is not a basic galaxy shape?
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Linear
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Elliptical
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Spiral
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Irregular
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What was so important about the discovery made by Edwin Hubble in 1925?
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He discovered that there were other galaxies besides the Milky Way
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He observed planets in other galaxies
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He discovered that the Milky Way is actually a nebula
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He discovered that our solar system was much bigger than previously thought
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Astronomers estimate that the whole universe contains at least how many galaxies?
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125 billion
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800 billion
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100 trillion
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100 quadrillion.
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A galaxy shaped like a perfect sphere is an example of
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an elliptical galaxy.
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an irregular galaxy.
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a spiral galaxy.
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a linear galaxy.
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The Milky Way is
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a spiral galaxy.
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a nebula.
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an irregular galaxy.
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an elliptical galaxy.
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Which galaxy type typically contains the oldest stars in the universe?
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Elliptical
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Spiral
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Irregular
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None, all the types contain the same mix of stars
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Which galactic shape is likely to be spinning fastest?
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A flat disk
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A round sphere
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An irregular grouping
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A disk with a bulge in the centre
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Galactic cannibalism refers to
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a large galaxy pulling a smaller galaxy into its own structure..
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a galaxy absorbing its own stars into its centre.
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a galaxy spinning so fast its outermost stars are flying off.
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stars within a galaxy absorbing other stars..
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Which galaxy is closest to the Milky Way?
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Andromeda
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Sombrero
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Cartwheel
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Magellanic
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A ____________ is an interstellar cloud of dust.
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Nebula
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Universe
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Galaxy
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Supernova