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Assignment 4

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  semimijor axis
B  focus
C  eccentricity
D  aphelion
E  perihelion
F  parallax
Question #3
A  parallax
B  perigee
C  perihelion
D  aphelion
E  apogee
Question #4
A  have more gravity.
B  have more elliptical orbits.
C  have more mass.
D  take longer to rotate on their axis.
E  take longer to revolve around the Sun.
Question #5
A  off center and along the shorter axis
B  off center and along the longer axis
C  off center, but along neither axis
D  at the center of the ellipse
Question #6
A  ellipse, sun, one focus
B  parallel, planets, one orbit
C  eccentric, sun, one focus
D  ellipse, sun, one axis
Question #7
A  undergoes retrograde motion.
B  has four moons orbiting it.
C  undergoes a full set of phases as seen from Earth.
D  has mountains on its surface.
E  is made of gases.
Question #8
A  Venus appearing brighter than Jupiter
B  a complete cycle of phases
C  high temperatures
D  a changing distance from Earth
E  Venus rising in the morning
Question #9
A  observing mountains on the Moon
B  inventing the telescope
C  measuring the properties of supernovae
D  showing that heavy objects fall slower than lighter objects 
E   proving Kepler’s laws were correct
Question #10
A  This star is closer than the moon and thus smaller than other stars.
B  This star is planet-like.
C  This star is much farther away than the moon and that the heavens are not perfect and unchanging.
D  This star is farther than the moon and thus could have blown the sun away.
E  This star is closer than the moon and thus stars are not all at the same distance.
Question #11
A  epicycles
B  sun centered solar system
C  elliptical orbits
D  detailed and precise observations
E  the law of gravity
Question #13
A  Earth is stationary and at the center
B  Mercury and Venus move around the Sun
C  uniform circular motion
D  elliptical orbits
E  Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn move around the Earth
Question #14
A  The motions of the Sun are not its motions, but the motions of the Earth.
B  The celestial spheres do not have just one common center.
C  What appears to be forward and retrograde motion of the planets is naturally due to their motion around us.
D  All of the spheres revolve around the Sun.
Question #15
A  the Earth moves backwards along its epicycle.
B  Earth passes the planet while they orbit.
C  the planets moves backward on its orbit.
D  the planet moves backward along its epicycle.
E  the planets passes the Earth while they orbit.
F  the Earth moves backwards along its orbit.
Question #17
A  developed the first model of the solar system that made sufficiently accurate predictions of planetary positions.
B  developed the first scientific model of the universe
C  He was the first to believe that the orbits of the planets are ellipses.
D  He was the first to create a model of the solar system that placed the Sun rather than the Earth at the center.
Question #18
A  based on everyday ideas of observation and experiments
B  produced by computers
C  a difficult process that only a handful of people can do well
D  an ancient mode of thinking first invented in Egypt
E  completely different from any other type of thinking