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- Q 1/5Score 01. This constellation is well known for its association with an astrological term that was popularized in the 1960s and 1970s by the counterculture movement in the United States.29AquariusCancerLeoLibra
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- Q11. This constellation is well known for its association with an astrological term that was popularized in the 1960s and 1970s by the counterculture movement in the United States.AquariusCancerLeoLibra30s
- Q22. This familiar pattern is most easily identifiable by its two brightest stars: Castor and Pollux. It was commonly regarded as a patron of sailors.GeminiVirgoPiscesCapricorn30s
- Q33. In Greek mythology, this creature was sent to divert Hercules’ attention during his battle with the monstrous Hydra. None of this constellation’s stars are particularly bright.LeoScorpioSagittariusCancer30s
- Q44. This group of stars is located nearby other water-related constellations and is the namesake of a southern tropic. It sits in a faint part of the night sky and is a bit difficult to view from Earth.CepheusAndromedaVirgoCapricorn30s
- Q55. This constellation contains two of the largest star clusters visible from Earth: the Hyades and the Pleiades. It is a symbol of strength and fertility.OrionTaurusUrsa MajorPerseus30s
