1. The big dipper is part ofA. URSA majorB. CANIS majorC. AQUARIUSD. LIBRA2. The appearance of this constellation in the East is the first sign of springA. SCORPIOB. LEOC. PAGASUSD. VIRGO3. What is the red star in the constellation orion?A. SIRIUSB. BETELGEUESC. RIGELD. LEOIn the United States when can you see the orion in the evening?A. SummerB. winterC. SpringD. All year rounds5. What is the largest constellation?A. AndromedaВ. НydraC. OrionD. Ursa Minor6. The very bright stars alpha Centauri and Beta Centauri point towardsA. The big DipperB. The southern crossC. The milky wayD. Galaxy7. Sirius the brightest star of all, is inA. Canis majorB. Corona BorealisC. ScorpiusD. All of the above8. The zodiac MarksA. Star cluster that are visible all nightB. A ring of the brightest star in the night skyC. The path the sun appears to take through the skyD. None of the above9. How many official constellations are there?4.A. 48В. 8С. 12D. 2110. The stars in the constellation form a WA. CassiopeiaB. LibraC. VirgoD. Leo

1. The big dipper is part of A. URSA major B. CANIS major C. AQUARIUS D. LIBRA 2. The appearance of this constellation in the East is the first sign of spring A. SCORPIO B. LEO C. PAGASUS D. VIRGO 3. What is the red star in the constellation orion? A. SIRIUS B. BETELGEUES C. RIGEL D. LEO 4. In the United States when can you see the orion in the evening? A. Summer B. winter C. Spring D. All year rounds

1. The big dipper is part of A. URSA major B. CANIS major C. AQUARIUS D. LIBRA 2. The appearance of this constellation in the East is the first sign of spring A. SCORPIO B. LEO C. PAGASUS D. VIRGO 3. What is the red star in the constellation orion? A. SIRIUS B. BETELGEUES C. RIGEL D. LEO 4. In the United States when can you see the orion in the evening? A. Summer B. winter C. Spring D. All year rounds

College Physics

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ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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