A) stars orbit the galaxy with different periods at different distances from the center
B) sun-like stars are evenly distributed through the disk of the galaxy
C) dark matter affects the orbit of stars outside the visible disk of the galaxy
D) molecular clouds are compressed forming young stars along spiral arms
E) the central bulge of the galaxy has a "bar" shape
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A) RR Lyrae stars
B) Cepheid variable stars
C) O and B stars
D) Emission nebulae
E) Supernovae
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A) dense molecular clouds
B) atomic hydrogen clouds
C) sun-like stars
D) OB associations
E) supernovae
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A) supercluster of O and B stars
B) black hole with a mass several thousand times the Sun's
C) giant atomic hydrogen cloud energized into a single, massive emission nebula
D) black hole with a mass several million times the Sun's
E) exotic object known as a "magnetar"
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A) galactic halo, average globular clusters, galactic disk
B) galactic halo, galactic disk, average globular clusters
C) average globular clusters, galactic halo, galactic disk
D) average globular clusters, galactic disk, galactic halo
E) galactic disk, average globular clusters, galactic halo.
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A) globular clusters
B) open clusters
C) emission nebulae
D) spiral tracers
E) stellar associations
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A) Differential rotation should tear the arms apart.
B) Gas and dust clouds should run out of material to make young stars.
C) Supernova explosions should disrupt the arms.
D) Globular clusters are continuously passing through the arms.
E) Gravity should pull the arms down into the center of the galaxy.
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A) a stream of gas and dust being pulled into a galaxy as it forms
B) a jet of high-speed superheated material thrown out of the accretion disk around a black hole
C) a partial spiral arm formed by the collision of molecular clouds
D) a bubble of hot, metal-rich gas ejected from the disk by a burst of supernova
E) a stream of gas made from a star that has been torn apart while falling into a supermassive black hole
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A) Population I stars are found in the disk and halo; Population II stars are found in the bulge.
B) Population I stars are found in the halo; Population II stars are found in the disk and bulge.
C) Population I stars are found in the disk; Population II stars are found in the bulge and halo.
D) Population II stars are found in the disk; Population I stars are found in the bulge and halo.
E) Population I stars are found in the bulge; Population II stars are found in the disk and halo.
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A) 200,000 years
B) 2,000,000 years
C) 20,000,000 years
D) 200,000,000 years
E) 2,000,000,000 years
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