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

Question #1
When electrons jump from lower to higher energy levels within the atom, they must light to do so.
A  direct
B  reflect
C  emit
D  absorb
Question #2
By definition, what is a perfect blackbody?
A  An object that emits less electromagnetic radiation than it absorbs.
B  An object that absorbs over 90% of the electromagnetic radiation it emits.
C  An object that completely reflects and emits all possible ranges of electromagnetic radiation.
D  An object that completely absorbs and emits all possible ranges of electromagnetic radiation.
Question #3
Which star is the hottest?
A  A star that appears yellow
B  A star that appears white
C  A star that appears bluish-white
D  A star that appears orange
Question #4
Why are there no stars that appear green?
A  Because those wavelengths are blocked by the Earth’s atmosphere.
B  Because there would also be a lot of red and blue light, making that star appear white.
C  Because our eyes cannot detect wavelengths of pure green light.
D  Because there are no stars that have peak wavelengths in the green portion of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Question #5
A “spectrum” is a commonly-used word for a graph depicting intensity vs .
A  wavelength
B  temperature
C  mass
D  color
Question #6
Which of these wavelengths is the reddest?
A  480 nm
B  520 nm
C  650 nm
D  390 nm
Question #7
A star of temperature 35,000 K would peak at what wavelength?
The following equation(s) and constant(s) will be useful:
T = b/λmax
where
T = temperature (in K)
λmax = peak wavelength (in nm)
b = Wien’s constant = 2897772 nm K
A  83 nm
B  390 nm
C  850 nm
D  590 nm
Question #8
What is the wavelength of a photon with 1.8 x 10–15 J of energy?
The following equation(s) and constant(s) will be useful:
E= hc/λ
where
E = energy (in eV or J)
λ = wavelength (in m or nm)
h = 6.62 x 10–34 J ⋅ s
c = 3.00 x 108 m/s
hc = 1240 eV ⋅ nm
1 eV = 1.6 x 10–19 J.
A  0.11 nm
B  1100 nm
C  11 nm
D  1.1 nm
Question #9
An absorption spectrum…
A  shows only light of specific wavelengths.
B  shows a full range of all the colors of the rainbow but contains gaps at specific wavelengths.
C  shows light of ultraviolet wavelengths or shorter.
D  shows a full range of all the colors of the rainbow.
Question #10
Astronomers can determine the elemental components of a star by observing the star’s spectrum.
A  emission
B  absorption
C  continuous
Question #11
When the light from a bright star is observed after having passed through a cool cloud of dust in front of it, what sort of spectrum can we expect to see in our observations?
A  continuous spectrum
B  emission spectrum
C  absorption spectrum
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