Discussion Review Test #2. Units 12-19: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

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Discussion Review Test #2 Units 12-19: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

(7) (8) (9) Galileo used his observations of the changing phases of Venus to demonstrate that a. the sun moves around the Earth b. the universe is infinite in size c. the Earth is a sphere d. the Moon orbits the Earth e. Venus follows an orbit around the Sun (10) (11) (12)

(13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18)

(19) (20) If an object moves along a curved path at a constant speed, you can infer that a. a force is acting on on it b. it is accelerating c. it is in uniform motion d. Both (a) and (b) e. Neither (a) nor (b) (21) The mass of a 5 kg bowling ball would be if it were located in deep space a. zero b. much smaller c. slightly smaller d. the same (22) Gravity a. is the result of the pressure of the atmosphere on us b. occurs between objects that are touching c. is the force larger objects exert on smaller ones d. is the attraction between all objects that have mass e. is caused only by the planets and the Sun (23) The Moon s escape velocity is smaller than the Earth s because a. its radius is smaller b. its mass is smaller c. its distance from the Earth is greater d. it has no atmosphere e. All of the above Units 20-29 (24)

(25) A volleyball has about half the mass of a basketball. If they are both moving at the same speed, the volleyball s kinetic energy would be the basketball s. a. 2 times more than b. ½ as much as c. 4 times more than d. ¼ as much as e. the same as (26) Why do stars at greater distances appear less bright? (assume the same total light output) a. photons lose energy as they travel b. photons spread out as they travel c. interference from the wave nature of light d. all of the above (27) Consider two stars with the same luminosity. Star A is twice the distance from Earth as star B. How does their brightness compare? a. B is 2 times as bright b. A is 2 times as bright c. B is 4 times as bright d. B is 16 times as bright e. They are the same brightness (28) Which type of electromagnetic radiation has the longest wavelength? a. Visible b. Ultraviolet c. X-ray d. Infrared e. Radio (29) Which kind of photon has the highest energy? a. Ultraviolet b. Visible c. X-ray d. Infrared e. Radio (30) Describing an atom s orbitals as being quantized refers to the fact that a. the atom is made of individual electrons, protons, and neutrons. b. Orbits resemble a planet in orbit about the sun c. Only some orbits are allowed corresponding to allowed energies. d. The electron s electric change has a fixed value

(31) Star A s spectrum peaks at a bluer wavelength than Star B s spectrum a. A is hotter than B b. B is hotter than A c. Star are not blackbodies, therefore we cannot tell. (32) Imagine you are observing a star with a molecular cloud between the Earth and star. What type of spectrum do you expect to observe? a. emission b. absorption c. continuous (33) If the sun s temperature is doubled what would its expected luminosity be? a. 2 times more b. 4 times more c. 2 times less d. 16 time more (34) Most stars have spectra showing dark lines against a continuous background of color. This observation indicates that these stars a. are made almost entirely of hot, low-density gas b. are made almost entirely of cool, low density gas c. have a warm interior that shines through hotter, high-density gas d. have a hot interior that shines through cooler, low-density gas (35) If an object s spectral lines are shifted to longer wavelengths, the object is a. moving away from us b. moving toward us c. very hot d. very cold e. emitting x-rays (36) Which of the following is NOT a reason that astronomers seek to build larger telescopes? a. Larger telescopes can resolve greater detail b. Larger telescopes collect more photons c. Larger telescopes can detect fainter objects d. Larger telescopes are less affected by the Earth s atmosphere (37) Which of the following is an important difference between radio waves and other electromagnetic radiation for the design of astronomical instrumentation? a. Radio waves are detected as sounds, not light b. Radio wavelengths travel much more slowly than other electromagnetic radiation c. Radio photons have very small energies d. Radio waves cannot be focused e. All of the above

(38) A telescope s resolution measures its ability to see a. fainter sources b. more distant sources c. finer details in sources d. larger sources e. more rapidly moving sources (39) Why are mirrors on optical telescopes parabolic? a. spherical mirrors are harder to make b. parabolic mirrors focus parallel beams of light c. parabolic mirrors filter out atmospheric effects (40) When designing a telescope which would be the most important consideration a. amount of magnification b. diameter to telescope c. both are equally important (41) What makes x-ray telescopes unique? a. x-rays are not electromagnetic radiation b. x-rays have higher energy than visible light c. x-rays pass through normal mirrors d. all of the above e. b & c (42) What is dispersion? a. described by the wave nature of light; passing through a small opening a plane wave will emerge circular. b. effect caused by different wavelengths of light traveling at slightly different speeds in most materials c. describes the ability of transparent substances to alter the path of electromagnetic waves (43) What is refraction? a. described by the wave nature of light; passing through a small opening a plane wave will emerge circular. b. effect caused by different wavelengths of light traveling at slightly different speeds in most materials c. describes the ability of transparent substances to alter the path of electromagnetic waves

(44) What is diffraction? a. described by the wave nature of light; passing through a small opening a plane wave will emerge circular. b. effect caused by different wavelengths of light traveling at slightly different speeds in most materials c. describes the ability of transparent substances to alter the path of electromagnetic waves