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Origin and Evolution of the Universe — Unit test Answers

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Which describes redshifts? Check all that apply.

A
The light source and observer move closer together.
B
Observed light shifts to a longer wavelength.
C
They indicate receding galaxies.
D
Observed light shifts to a shorter wavelength.
E
The light source and observer move farther apart.
F
They indicate approaching galaxies.
4

Daniel observed and compared some stars at night and recorded his observations in a chart.Daniel later discovered that star X is farther away from Earth than the other stars he observed, and star Z is closest to Earth.

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A
Star X is more luminous than both stars Y and Z.
B
Star X is more luminous than star Z, but not star Y.
C
Star Y is more luminous than star X.
D
Star Z is more luminous than star Y.
5

Which best describes cosmic microwave background radiation?

A
radiation thought to exist but not yet measured
B
radiation predicted to exist in millions of years
C
radiation that existed before the big bang
D
leftover radiation from the big bang
6

Alana drew a diagram to compare the life cycles of low-mass and high-mass stars.

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A
X: Nuclear fusion forms hydrogen in the main sequence star.Y: A white dwarf is part of the cycle.Z: A supernova is part of the cycle.
B
X: A white dwarf is part of the cycle.Y: Nuclear fusion forms hydrogen in the main sequence star.Z: A supernova is part of the cycle.
C
X: A protostar is part of the cycle.Y: It begins in a nebula.Z: nuclear fusion forms hydrogen in the main sequence star.
D
X: It begins in a nebula.Y: Nuclear fusion forms hydrogen in the main sequence star.Z: A protostar is part of the cycle.
7

At 10–10 s during the evolution of the universe, formed, which are elementary particles that make up protons and neutrons.

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