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Froggy Jumps Galaxies QuizVersión en línea Test your galaxy knowledge. por KUSUMA BT. MORSHIDI KPM-Guru 1 What is a galaxy? a A planet with rings b A single star c A large group of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity 2 What is the name of our home galaxy? a Milky Way Galaxy b Triangulum Galaxy c Andromeda Galaxy 3 Which of the following is NOT a main shape of a galaxy? a Elliptical b Square c Spiral 4 What is at the center of most large galaxies? a A new planet b A black hole c A giant star 5 What is the main difference between a star and a galaxy? a A star is a small part of a galaxy, and a galaxy is a huge collection of many stars. b A star is a type of planet, and a galaxy is a star system. c A star is a galaxy, but a galaxy is not a star. 6 Why is it difficult for us to see other galaxies with our naked eye from Earth? a They are very small. b They are hidden behind the sun. c They are very far away. 7 Why does the Milky Way appear as a hazy band of light in the night sky? a We are looking at it from outside its main disk. b We are inside it, looking at billions of stars from our perspective. c Because it's too bright to see clearly. 8 Do all galaxies have the same number of stars? a Yes, they all have a few million stars. b Yes, all galaxies have billions of stars. c No, the number of stars varies greatly, from a few million to trillions. 9 Imagine you are an astronaut observing a distant galaxy. How could you tell if it is a spiral galaxy? a It has no specific shape. b It has a central bulge and spiral arms. c It looks like a round, bright ball. 10 The Andromeda Galaxy is moving toward our Milky Way galaxy. What is a possible future outcome for these two galaxies? a They will merge into a new, larger galaxy. b They will collide and destroy all their stars and planets. c They will bounce off each other and change direction.

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Galaxies QuizVersión en línea

Test your galaxy knowledge.

por KUSUMA BT. MORSHIDI KPM-Guru

What is a galaxy?

A planet with rings

A single star

A large group of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity

What is the name of our home galaxy?

Milky Way Galaxy

Triangulum Galaxy

Andromeda Galaxy

Which of the following is NOT a main shape of a galaxy?

Elliptical

Square

Spiral

What is at the center of most large galaxies?

A new planet

A black hole

A giant star

What is the main difference between a star and a galaxy?

A star is a small part of a galaxy, and a galaxy is a huge collection of many stars.

A star is a type of planet, and a galaxy is a star system.

A star is a galaxy, but a galaxy is not a star.

Why is it difficult for us to see other galaxies with our naked eye from Earth?

They are very small.

They are hidden behind the sun.

They are very far away.

Why does the Milky Way appear as a hazy band of light in the night sky?

We are looking at it from outside its main disk.

We are inside it, looking at billions of stars from our perspective.

Because it's too bright to see clearly.

Do all galaxies have the same number of stars?

Yes, they all have a few million stars.

Yes, all galaxies have billions of stars.

No, the number of stars varies greatly, from a few million to trillions.

Imagine you are an astronaut observing a distant galaxy. How could you tell if it is a spiral galaxy?

It has no specific shape.

It has a central bulge and spiral arms.

It looks like a round, bright ball.

The Andromeda Galaxy is moving toward our Milky Way galaxy. What is a possible future outcome for these two galaxies?

They will merge into a new, larger galaxy.

They will collide and destroy all their stars and planets.

They will bounce off each other and change direction.

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What is a galaxy?

What is the name of our home galaxy?

Which of the following is NOT a main shape of a galaxy?

What is at the center of most large galaxies?

What is the main difference between a star and a galaxy?

Why is it difficult for us to see other galaxies with our naked eye from Earth?

Why does the Milky Way appear as a hazy band of light in the night sky?

Do all galaxies have the same number of stars?

Imagine you are an astronaut observing a distant galaxy. How could you tell if it is a spiral galaxy?

The Andromeda Galaxy is moving toward our Milky Way galaxy. What is a possible future outcome for these two galaxies?

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