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Semester 1 Review Jeopardy The Sun Rotation Vs Revolution Misc. Electromagnetic Spectrum Planets

Sunspots cycle every __________ years. Answer

11 Home

Answer Our sun is a _________ sized star.

Home Medium

What 2 elements make up most of the sun’s mass? Answer

helium and hydrogen Home

Sudden disturbances in the Earth’s magnetic field are called __________ Answer

geomagnetic storms Home

The process by which the sun generates energy Answer

Nuclear Fusion Home

Because Earth’s revolution takes 365 ¼ days, ___________ was established. Answer

Home Leap Year

The Coriolis effect provides evidence that the Earth (rotates or revolves) Answer

Rotation on its axis Home

A constellation’s changing position in the sky over a period of several weeks is evidence of (rotation or revolution) Answer

Revolution around the sun Home

Who proposed a heliocentric model of our solar system? Answer

Copernicus Home

What occurs when one celestial body passes through the shadow of another? Answer

Home. Eclipse

What milestone in human space exploration took place in 1969? Answer

First man on the moon Home

Answer What happens when the shadow of one celestial body falls on another?

Home Eclipse

A body that orbits a celestial body that is greater in mass is a________ Answer

Satalite Home

The Milky Way is a _______ galaxy. Answer

Spiral Home

What 3 conditions are necessary to support life on Earth? Answer

Oxygen, Temperature, Water Home

Answer Different colors are the result of ____________.

Varying wavelengths of light Home

A star moving away from Earth has a spectrum that is shifted toward _____ Answer

Red Home

visible light, radio waves, X rays, infrared light, and ultraviolet light Answer

Electromagnetic Spectrum Home

A star moving toward you shifts to what color? Answer

Home Blue

Answer Analyzing the light a star emits can tell astronomers what 2 things?

temperature and composition Home

Which celestial body was changed from being a planet to a dwarf planet? Answer

Pluto Home

The Earth formed approximately how many years ago? Answer

4.6 billion years Home

The time it takes for a body to complete a single orbit. Answer

Orbital Period Home

Usually seen close to Earth’s magnetic poles Answer

Auroras Home

Time when the Northern Hemisphere has the fewest daylight hours Answer

Winter Solstice Home