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Assignment 6

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

Question #1
The angular shift of a star as seen from locations on Earth’s orbit separated by one astronomical unit is referred to as that star’s ____________.
A  stellar parallax
B  stellar perihelion
C  focus
D  semimijor axis
Question #2
The total amount of energy a star radiates in one second is called its ___________.
A  spectral
B  density
C  radiance
D  luminosity
Question #3
We can detect the binary nature of a _______________ binary star system by the dopler shifts in its spectral lines.
A  visual
B  parallax
C  perihelion
D  spectroscopic
Question #4
The properties of ____________ binary systems are detected by examining a light curve.
A  visual
B  luminous
C  eclipsing
D  spectral
Question #5
A pair of stars which orbit each other is called a _________ star system.
A  parallax
B  perihelion
C  parallel
D  binary
Question #6
Enter the spectral classes in order from hottest to coolest.
Put NO SPACING between the letters. For example:
WEISFUN
A  OBAFOKM
B  OBAGFMK
C  OBAFGBM
D  OBAFGKM
Question #7
A ______________ binary system in which both stars can be observed distinctly as they obit each other.
A  parallel
B  polar
C  visual
D  galactic
Question #8
A star with lumosity class III has a surface temperature of 9,000 K.
What is its absolute magnitude?
A  -10
B  +2
C  0
D  -7
E  -3
Question #9
What is the distance to a star that has an apparent magnitude of 1.5 and an absolute magnitude of -3.5?
A  100 pc
B  50 pc
C  25 pc
D  5 pc
E  10 pc
Question #10
Two stars with the same luminosity class will have the same luminosity.
A  True
B  False
Question #11
Each choice below lists a spectral type and luminosity class for a star.
Which one is a red supergiant?
A  Spectral type A5, luminosity class II
B  Spectral type M2, luminosity class I
C  Spectral type M1, luminosity class III
D  Spectral type O9, luminosity class I
E  Spectral type G2, luminosity class V
Question #12
The luminosity class of the star Alphard is II which means that:
A  Alphard is 180 light years away.
B  Alphard is in the constellation of Hydra.
C  Alphard is a bright giant.
D  Alphard has a surface temperature of 4400K.
E  Alphard has a luminosity 400 times that of the Sun.
Question #13
The axes on a Hertzsprung-Russell (H-R) diagram represent ____________.
A  mass and radius
B  luminosity and apparent brightness
C  luminosity and temperature
D  mass and luminosity
E  temperature and radius
F  absolute brightness and radius
Question #14
Can a cool star be more luminous than a hot star?
A  No.
B  Yes, if the cool star is more dense than the hot star.
C  Yes, if the cool star is farther from Earth than the hot star.
D  Yes, if the cool star is larger than the hot star.
E  Yes, if the cool star is closer to Earth than the hot star.
F  Yes, if the cool star is smaller than the hot star.
Question #15
Stars with the same spectral class will have the same ___________.
A  radius
B  surface temperature
C  luminosity class
D  mass
E  luminosity
Question #16
A star has an apparent magnitude of 3.0 and is located at a distance of 2.5 pc.
If this star were located at the standard distance of 10 pc, it would appear to be _____ to us.
Therefore its absolute magnitude will be _____ 3.0.
A  dimmer, greater than
B  brighter, greater than
C  dimmer, less than
D  brighter, less than
Question #17
At what distance must a star be to have its apparent magnitude equal to its absolute magnitude?
A  1 pc
B  10 pc
C  1 AU
D  1 Mpc
E  10 AU
Question #18
According to the inverse square law of light, how will the apparent brightness of an object change if its distance to us triples?
A  Its apparent brightness will decrease by a factor of 3.
B  Its apparent brightness will increase by a factor of 9.
C  Its apparent brightness will increase by a factor of 3.
D  Its apparent brightness will remain the same.
E  Its apparent brightness will decrease by a factor of 9.
Question #19
Ten parsecs is about ___________.
A  10 seconds of arc
B  10 thousand seconds
C  33 light-years
D  66 million kilometers
E  33 thousand years
Question #20
If Star A is closer to us than Star B, then Star A’s stellar parallax is __________.
A  hotter than that of Star B.
B  smaller than that of Star B.
C  larger than that of Star B.
D  cooler than that of Star B.
E  fewer parsecs than that of Star B.
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