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Star Birth and Death Quiz

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A quick true/false quiz on star life.

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Star Birth and Death Quiz
 

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A quick true/false quiz on star life.

by Ann Marie
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A supernova occurs before a star begins to fuse hydrogen.

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All stars end their lives as black holes.

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Red giants appear after a star exhausts the hydrogen fuel in its core.

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White dwarfs are formed exclusively from helium.

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Most stars are born from the collapse of gas in giant molecular clouds.

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New stars form in cold, dense regions of molecular clouds called nebulae.

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A protostar becomes a main-sequence star when hydrogen fusion begins in its core.

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Very low-mass stars end as neutron stars after the red giant phase.

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Stars like the Sun will eventually shed their outer layers and leave behind a white dwarf.

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The death of a star always involves an explosion visible from Earth.

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