Fifth Year Exam
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Section I. Multiple Choice 2 points each
1.) Johannes Kepler derived the term satellite from the Latin word satelles, meaning:
A. attendant
B. companion
C. guard
D. all the above
2.) Which is not a type of lunar eclipse?
A. Partial Lunar Eclipse
B. Umbra Lunar Eclipse
C. Penumbra Lunar Eclipse
D. Total Lunar Eclipse
3.) Meteors with a visible burn in the atmosphere can be as small as:
A. 10cm
B. 15cm
C. 20cm
D. 50cm
4.) Titan has rivers and lake of what elements:
A. ethane
B. methane
C. nitrogen
D. A and B
5.) Enceladus is one of the brightest objects in the Solar System due to its:
A. Sandy Surface
B. Icy Surface
C. Water Surface
D. White cloudy Atmosphere
Section II. Full Sentence Answers 2 points each
6.) A comet is basically a giant _____.
7.) Jupiter alone has at least __ visible with our telescopes and Saturn __ moons.
8.) During the Waxing Gibbous the moon appears to be ____.
9.) A Solar Eclipse is when the ___ shadow blocks the ___.
10.) A Lunar Eclipse is when the __ shadow blocks the ___.
Section III. Question from previous years 2 points each
11.) Asteroids are rocky objects and their makeups include variations of:[/JUSTIFY]
A. carbon, dirt, and frozen metals.
B. metal, aster, frozen water.
C. carbon, hydrogen, oxygen.
D. carbon, metals and frozen water .
12.) What is a Neutron Star?
A. A brand new just forming star.
B. A star left over from a massive star’s death.
C. A black hole.
D. A very large star.
13.) Asteroid literally means __-__.
14.) The Keel used to be a part of a larger constellation called: __.
15.) The North Star is in the constellation the Little Dipper, technically called __ ___.
Section IV. Essay: Answer the following question in essay format. 15 points (Five sentences is sufficient.)
Write an essay about any of Jupiter’s moons. Include: the main materials present on the moon, how far it is from Jupiter and other additional information from your studies. (Please include your source.)
Please PM me your answers by Thursday 4pm NZST
Section I. Multiple Choice 2 points each
1.) Johannes Kepler derived the term satellite from the Latin word satelles, meaning:
A. attendant
B. companion
C. guard
D. all the above
2.) Which is not a type of lunar eclipse?
A. Partial Lunar Eclipse
B. Umbra Lunar Eclipse
C. Penumbra Lunar Eclipse
D. Total Lunar Eclipse
3.) Meteors with a visible burn in the atmosphere can be as small as:
A. 10cm
B. 15cm
C. 20cm
D. 50cm
4.) Titan has rivers and lake of what elements:
A. ethane
B. methane
C. nitrogen
D. A and B
5.) Enceladus is one of the brightest objects in the Solar System due to its:
A. Sandy Surface
B. Icy Surface
C. Water Surface
D. White cloudy Atmosphere
Section II. Full Sentence Answers 2 points each
6.) A comet is basically a giant _____.
7.) Jupiter alone has at least __ visible with our telescopes and Saturn __ moons.
8.) During the Waxing Gibbous the moon appears to be ____.
9.) A Solar Eclipse is when the ___ shadow blocks the ___.
10.) A Lunar Eclipse is when the __ shadow blocks the ___.
Section III. Question from previous years 2 points each
11.) Asteroids are rocky objects and their makeups include variations of:[/JUSTIFY]
A. carbon, dirt, and frozen metals.
B. metal, aster, frozen water.
C. carbon, hydrogen, oxygen.
D. carbon, metals and frozen water .
12.) What is a Neutron Star?
A. A brand new just forming star.
B. A star left over from a massive star’s death.
C. A black hole.
D. A very large star.
13.) Asteroid literally means __-__.
14.) The Keel used to be a part of a larger constellation called: __.
15.) The North Star is in the constellation the Little Dipper, technically called __ ___.
Section IV. Essay: Answer the following question in essay format. 15 points (Five sentences is sufficient.)
Write an essay about any of Jupiter’s moons. Include: the main materials present on the moon, how far it is from Jupiter and other additional information from your studies. (Please include your source.)
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