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FOURTH PERIODICAL TEST IN SCIENCE AND HEALTH VI

Quiz by Marben de Leon

Grade 6
Science
Philippines Curriculum: Grades 1-10

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  • Q1
    Among the following, which star is nearest to Earth?
    Rigel
    Betelgeuse
    Proxima Centauri
    Polaris
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  • Q2
    Which are the hottest stars?
    Yellow stars
    White stars
    Bluish-white stars
    Red stars
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  • Q3
    Betelgeuse is a red star. We can infer that it is__________.
    Hotter than our sun
    Cooler than our sun
    As hot as our sun
    Bigger than our sun
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  • Q4
    The color of our sun is_________.
    Orange
    White
    Bluish-white
    Yellow
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  • Q5
    How is the distance of a star measured?
    In light-years
    In kilometres
    In Years
    In miles
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  • Q6
    What do colors of stars indicate?
    Magnitude of stars
    Temperature of stars
    Distance of stars
    Size if stars
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  • Q7
    The color of our star is________.
    White
    Orange
    Yellow
    Bluish-white
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  • Q8
    The measure of a star’s actual brightness is its_________.
    Absolute magnitude
    Standard magnitude
    Apparent magnitude
    Luminosity
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  • Q9
    The brightest star in terms of absolute magnitude is______________.
    Sirius
    Polaris
    Betelgeuse
    Rigel
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  • Q10
    Why is Polaris an important star?
    It is in the North Pole
    It is not important at all.
    It is very bright star.
    It helps tell direction.
    30s
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  • Q11
    What causes a star to twinkle?
    Presence of dust in the atmosphere
    All of the above
    The movement of air
    The star’s distance
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  • Q12
    Which of the following activities could be best determined by the star’s position?
    Sleeping time
    Eating time
    Going to school
    Play time
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  • Q13
    Why do we see stars in different positions in the sky at night?
    The Earth revolves around the sun.
    The Earth rotates from west to east.
    The Earth’s position in space changes as it revolves and rotates around the sun.
    All of the above
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  • Q14
    Which of the following are characteristics of stars?
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    I and III
    II and III
    I and II
    II and IV
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  • Q15
    Which tells the relationship between color and temperature of a star?
    Its color indicates its temperature.
    Its brightness indicates its location in the sky.
    Its size indicates its age.
    Its color indicates its intensity of light.
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