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Constellations QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge of star patterns. por Sañdrea Field 1 What is a constellation? a d) A group of stars shaped like an unusual animal b c) A group of stars that forms a pattern in the sky c b) A group of stars that is named after a zodiac symbol d a) A group of stars that are close to Earth 2 Why do stars appear to move across the night sky? a a) Because the Earth is rotating on its axis b b) Because the universe is expanding c c) Because new galaxies are forming d d) Because the sky is moving 3 How many officially recognized constellations are there? a b) 66 b a) 55 c d) 88 d c) 77 4 Which of the following is a use for constellations? a a) To tell the time of day b d) All of the above c c) To help farmers mark seasons d b) To help sailors navigate at night 5 What is the "North Star"? a a) Big Dipper b c) Polaris c b) Leo d d) Orion 6 What motion is mainly responsible for the change in a constellation's position during the night? a d) Rotation of the constellation on its axis b b) Rotation of Earth on its axis c c) Revolution of the constellation around the sun d a) Revolution of Earth around the sun 7 In which season is the constellation Orion prominently seen in the sky? a b) Winter b a) Summer c c) Spring d d) Autumn 8 Which constellation is known as "The Bull"? a a) Orion b b) Taurus c c) Hydra d d) Gemini 9 What are the constellations along the ecliptic known as? a d) Constellations of the ecliptic b a) Zodiac constellations c c) Stellar constellations d b) Celestial constellations 10 Why do the stars in a constellation not necessarily appear close to each other in reality? a a) They are all located in different parts of the sky b c) They are all moving at different speeds c d) They are all made of different materials d b) They are all different distances from Earth

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por Sañdrea Field

What is a constellation?

Why do stars appear to move across the night sky?

How many officially recognized constellations are there?

Which of the following is a use for constellations?

What is the "North Star"?

What motion is mainly responsible for the change in a constellation's position during the night?

In which season is the constellation Orion prominently seen in the sky?

Which constellation is known as "The Bull"?

What are the constellations along the ecliptic known as?

Why do the stars in a constellation not necessarily appear close to each other in reality?