The document is an exit exam for an astronomy course with 4 multiple choice questions testing fundamental astronomy concepts:
1) The first question asks about how planetary density is calculated.
2) The second question asks which planets are considered Jovian planets.
3) The third question asks about the name given to the rotating disk of gas and dust that formed the solar system.
4) The fourth question asks how two stars would appear if their angular separation is smaller than the eye's resolution. The document then provides the answers to the questions.
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Exit Exam Question for Course Fundamental Astronomy for undergraduate BEd Program
The document is an exit exam for an astronomy course with 4 multiple choice questions testing fundamental astronomy concepts:
1) The first question asks about how planetary density is calculated.
2) The second question asks which planets are considered Jovian planets.
3) The third question asks about the name given to the rotating disk of gas and dust that formed the solar system.
4) The fourth question asks how two stars would appear if their angular separation is smaller than the eye's resolution. The document then provides the answers to the questions.
The document is an exit exam for an astronomy course with 4 multiple choice questions testing fundamental astronomy concepts:
1) The first question asks about how planetary density is calculated.
2) The second question asks which planets are considered Jovian planets.
3) The third question asks about the name given to the rotating disk of gas and dust that formed the solar system.
4) The fourth question asks how two stars would appear if their angular separation is smaller than the eye's resolution. The document then provides the answers to the questions.
Exit Exam Question for Course Fundamental Astronomy for
undergraduate BEd Program: 2015 E.C
I. Choose the correct Answer from the listed choice. 1. The average density of each planet in the solar system is determined by taking its mass and dividing that by its a. radius. b. diameter. c. radius squared. d. surface area. e. volume. 2. Which of the following are the Jovian planets? a. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto b. Only Jupiter c. Only Jupiter and Saturn d. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune only e. Everything past Mars and the asteroid belt 3. The flattened, rotating disk of cold, dusty gas that gave rise to the solar system of 4.5 billion years ago is called the a) Solar nebula c) Planetesimal b) Condensation theory d) T-Tauri phase 4. Suppose the angular separation of two stars is smaller than the angular resolution of your eyes. How will the stars appear to your eyes? A) You will not be able to see these two stars at all. B) The two stars will look like a single point of light. C) The two stars will appear to be touching, looking rather like a small dumbbell. D) You will see two distinct stars. E) You will see only the larger of the two stars, not the smaller one