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Grade 11 Small Bodies and Dwarf Planets
Pluto is located in the Kuiper Belt.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 11 Outer Planets
How much larger is Jupiter than all the other planets combined?
  1. 2.5 times larger
  2. 6 times larger
  3. 3.5 times larger
  4. 1 time larger
Grade 11 Sun
It is the second layer of Sun's atmosphere and its color is reddish.
  1. core
  2. convection zone
  3. radiation zone
  4. photosphere
  5. chromosphere
  6. corona
  7. solar winds
  8. sunspots
Grade 11 Universe
What is the Hubble Tuning Fork?
  1. A tool used to fine-tune a telescope
  2. A machine that shows the elements of a star by looking at its light
  3. An instrument used to measure the distance between stars
  4. A diagram that show types of galaxies and how they evolve over time
Grade 11 Universe
M89 is an elliptical galaxy classified as E0. NGC 584 is an E4 elliptical galaxy. Which statement best compares the morphology of the two galaxies?
  1. M89 is has a more elliptical shape than NGC 584.
  2. NGC 584 has a more elliptical shape than M89.
  3. Both M89 and NGC 584 have very elliptical shapes.
  4. Both M89 and NGC 584 have very spherical shapes.
Grade 11 Small Bodies and Dwarf Planets
Percival Lowell founded the Lowell Observatory to study Neptune.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 11 Stars
If a star has a parallax of                      arcseconds, then its distance is                     .
  1. 0.2; 20 parsecs
  2. 0.04; 25 light years
  3. 0.1; 10 light years
  4. 0.25; 4 parsecs
  5. 0.5; 0.5 parsecs
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