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Unit 9 Quiz

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

Question #1
The remnant of a star that was once a 30-solar-mass main sequence star is now a
A  helium ball.
B  white dwarf.
C  black hole.
D  neutron star.
Question #2
The fusion of helium into carbon will take a temperature of at least
A  10 million degrees Kelvin
B  100 million degrees Kelvin
C  600 million degrees Kelvin
D  50 million degrees Kelvin
Question #3
Where are the Cepheid and RR Lyrae variable stars located on the HR Diagram?
A  just above and to the right of B type stars.
B  just above and to the right of O type stars.
C  in the instability strip.
D  outside the HR Diagram as missing items.
Question #4
The outer most layers of an evolved medium mass star are expelled from the star to form a
A  brown dwarf
B  planetary nebula
C  supernova remnant
D  molecular nebula
Question #5
A(n) star is a high mass star that changes its brightness significantly and repeatedly.
A  Protostar
B  neutron
C  Cepheid
Question #6
The most massive stars last the longest time on the main sequence.
A  True
B  False
Question #7
Cepheid variable stars regularly change their
A  temperature, color, absolute magnitude, size
B  temperature, luminosity, mass
C  temperature, luminosity, absolute magnitude, size
Question #8
The final product of the evolution of a low-mass star is
A  primarily a helium ball with a hydrogen core.
B  a helium ball.
C  a hydrogen ball, with a helium shell surrounding a hot carbon core.
D  primarily a hydrogen ball with a helium core.
Question #9
A star like the Sun will not form an iron core during its evolution because
A  its strong magnetic fields keep its iron in its atmospheres.
B  all the iron will be ejected when it becomes a planetary nebula.
C  its core never gets hot enough for it to make iron by nucleosynthesis.
D  the iron it makes by nucleosynthesis is all fused into uranium.
Question #10
Which of the following sequences correctly describes the basic evolutionary stages of a medium-mass star?
A  Protostar, red giant, main-sequence, white dwarf
B  Protostar, main-sequence, red giant, white dwarf
C  White dwarf, red giant, main-sequence, protostar
D  Protostar, main-sequence, white dwarf, red giant
Question #11
The final result of the evolution of a low-mass star will be
A  a carbon ball.
B  a helium ball.
C  an oxygen ball.
D  a hydrogen ball.
Question #12
Once helium ignites in the core of a medium-mass star, the star grows unstable. It becomes
A  a main sequence star.
B  a supernova.
C  a Cepheid variable star
D  an RR Lyrae type of variable star.
Question #13
A star will evolve off the main sequence only when
A  the core has virtually no hydrogen left.
B  the core reaches a certain temperature.
C  the star reaches a certain mass.
D  the star reaches a certain size.
Question #14
RR Lyrae variable stars are a class of pulsating variable stars that have variations in their light output. The period (time associated) with this light variability (brightening and dimming and brightening up again) of RR Lyrae stars is approximately
A  a day
B  a century
C  a millenium
D  a millisecond
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