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where do all stars form?
a) nebula
b) red giant cores
c) hollywood
d) the milky way

what causes a nebula to create a star?
a) some outside disturbance/ usually another star dying
b) it gets so hot it begins to make stars
c) a rocket shooting by
d) the fast rotation of the core

What is the difference between a high mass star and a low mass star during their average star phase?
a) only the mass is different; It is much larger in a high mass star
b) a high mass star is burning more hydrogen than helium
c) a high mass star is always hotter and blue
d) a low mass star is always hotter and blue

when a neutron star spins very fast and creates a beam of light through space
a) pulsar
b) white dwarf
c) black dwarf
d) high mass star

when a super nova continues to collapse in on itself into a single point
a) black hole
b) black dwarf
c) red giant
d) super nova

a giant explosion caused by a high mass star shooting off it's outer layer during it's super red giant phase
a) super nova
b) neutron star
c) pulsar
d) black hole

when a low mass average star runs out of hydrogen and it grows big and cools down this stage is called
a) red giant
b) white dwarf
c) super red giant
d) pulsar

when a high mass star runs out of hydrogen and it grows 10 times its size and cools down to a red color
a) super red giant
b) red giant
c) white dwarf
d) black hole

when all the atoms condense together in a low mass star and becomes a hot dense core
a) white dwarf
b) red giant
c) super nova
d) black dwarf

the last stage of a low mass star
a) black dwarf
b) white dwarf
c) super nova
d) black hole

after a super nova, when all the neutrons compact together and becomes a dense hot core
a) neutron star
b) pulsar
c) white dwarf
d) black hole

when a star is actively fusing hydrogen and helium it is in this stage
a) Average star/ Main Sequence
b) white dwarf
c) black dwarf
d) red giant

The Sun and all bodies that orbit the sun
a) solar system
b) galaxy
c) universe
d) planets

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