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Unit 8 Quiz

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

Question #1
The evolutionary path of a protostar on the HR Diagram is called its
A  Subaru path.
B  Barnard displacement.
C  Hayashi track.
D  Hiromasa track.
Question #2
What force causes the atoms and molecules of the nebula to start forming more dense regions?
A  the force of nature
B  the force of gravity
C  electromagnetic force
D  F = ma
Question #3
When the core of a protostar is sufficiently hot, nuclear fusion of begins.
A  heliogen
B  atoms
C  helium
D  hydrogen
Question #4
“A star is born” when
A  thermonuclear fusion begins in its core.
B  hydrostatic equilibrium is reached.
C  Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper sing “Shallow” together at the Oscars.
D  a Bok globule becomes big enough to collapse.
Question #5
After the dense cores of the Bok globules gain sufficient mass, the very center of these cores begins to heat up. This is due to the
A  increased pressure from the overlying layers of mass above the cores.
B  thermonuclear fusion process increasing its rate of helium production.
C  presence of high energy particles.
D  spin flip of hydrogen.
Question #6
Which of the following is not a possible trigger for molecular cloud collapse?
A  supernovae
B  starlight
C  solar flares
D  collision of ISM clouds
Question #7
The minimum temperature needed to ignite thermonuclear fusion in main sequence stars is
A  333,000 K
B  5800 K
C  5 million K
D  10 million K
Question #8
If a protostar’s core reaches a temperature of 6 million degrees, it will start fusing hydrogen into helium.
A  True
B  False
Question #9
Molecular nebulae are virtually invisible. The hydrogen atoms, joined together as H2, don’t emit any light of any wavelength. But they are known to hang out with other molecules that do emit light at 1.3 mm and 2.6 mm. What are these other molecules?
A  O2 (oxygen molecules)
B  CO (carbon monoxide)
C  H2O (water molecules – or dihydrogen monoxide, if you will)
D  CH (carbyne molecules)
Question #10
The overall reduction in intensity of observed starlight results from
A  reducing nebulae.
B  interstellar extinction.
C  absorptive gases.
D  absorption spectra.
Question #11
The red light observed in emission nebulae results from photons of light emitted from
A  oxygen.
B  hydrogen.
C  carbon monoxide.
D  helium.
Question #12
The interstellar medium is made up of
A  mostly dust and a bit of gas.
B  medium amounts of interstellars.
C  the emptiness of space.
D  mostly gas and a bit of dust.
Question #13
There is virtually no interstellar medium in the galaxy.
A  False
B  True
Question #14
Radiation with a wavelength of 21 cm is emitted as a result of
A  high energy vibrations.
B  the electron of hydrogen flipping upside down.
C  the transitioning from orbital to orbital of hydrogen’s electron.
D  low energy vibrations.
Question #15
The hydrogen and helium atoms found in the ISM have existed since the Big Bang, which occurred almost how many years ago?
A  460,000
B  13.7 billion
C  4.6 billion
D  13.7 million
Question #16
In order to see through a dark nebula and observe the stars behind it, we must make observations within the range of EM radiation.
A  visible
B  gamma
C  X-ray
D  infrared
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