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GLOBUS QUIZ 2 PARTS 1 AND 2 FINAL PAPER
SOLVED QUESTIONS QUALITY CHECKED
RESULTS 2026
◉ Quiz 1: Unit 1. Part 1. Question 2. Watch the Unit 1 Part 1 lecture
video and answer the following question: True/False: IN millions of
years, our Moon will no longer be at the right distance from Earth to
form a perfect solar eclipse. Answer: True


◉ Quiz 1: Unit 1. Part 1. Question 3. Watch the Unit 1 Part 1 lecture
video and answer the following question: What was Uranus' original
name for 70 years? Answer: George


◉ Quiz 1: Unit 1. Part 2. Question 4. Watch the Unit 1 Part 2 lecture
video and answer the following question: After the Big Bang, what did
hydrogen atoms fuse into? Answer: Helium


◉ Quiz 1: Unit 1. Part 2. Question 5. Watch the Unit 1 Part 2 lecture
video and answer the following question: Which of the following is
correct regarding hydrogen? Answer: Hydrogen ions have no electrons
and emit light.


◉ Quiz 1: Unit 1. Part 2. Question 6. Watch the Unit 1 Part 2 lecture
video and answer the following question: Which of the following is
correct regarding molecular hydrogen? Answer: Molecular hydrogen
combines two hydrogen atoms.

,◉ Quiz 1: Unit 1. Part 2. Question 7. Watch the Unit 1 Part 2 lecture
video and answer the following question: What is the heaviest element
(highest atomic number) that can be fused in a low-mass star? Answer:
Oxygen


◉ Quiz 1: Unit 1. Part 2. Question 8. Watch the Unit 1 Part 2 lecture
video and answer the following question: What are the two forces that
maintain balance within a star until fusion begins to slow down?
Answer: Pressure and Gravity


◉ Quiz 1: Unit 1. Part 2. Question 9. Watch the Unit 1 Part 2 lecture
video and answer the following question: Once fusion in a star ceases
and the core begins to collapse and heat up, what happens to the outer
regions of the star? Answer: It expands and cools down


◉ Quiz 1: Unit 1. Part 2. Question 10. Watch the Unit 1 Part 2 lecture
video and answer the following question: What is the fate of our Sun?
Answer: To collapse into a white dwarf and outgas its outer layers.


◉ Quiz 2: Unit 1. Part 3. Question 1. Watch the Unit 1 Part 3 lecture
video and answer the following question: What is the fate of the largest
stars? Answer: To collapse into a black hole and explode as a supernova


◉ Quiz 2: Unit 1. Part 3. Question 2. Watch the Unit 1 Part 3 lecture
video and answer the following question: What is the heaviest element

,(highest atomic number) that can be fused in a massive stars? Answer:
Iron


◉ Quiz 2: Unit 1. Part 3. Question 3. Watch the Unit 1 Part 3 lecture
video and answer the following question: How many Earth masses of
Iron are spread out by a typical supernova like that of Cassiopeia A?
Answer: More than Fifty thousand Earth masses


◉ Quiz 2: Unit 1. Part 3. Question 4. Watch the Unit 1 Part 3 lecture
video and answer the following question: What percent of your atoms
are made from the remnants of stars and the big bang? Answer: 100
percent


◉ Quiz 2: Unit 1. Part 4. Question 5. Watch the Unit 1 Part 4 lecture
video and answer the following question: Which is the correct sequence
of the Solar Nebula Hypothesis? (Don't worry about the starting point,
just the order since this is a cycle.) Answer: Dense cloud, accretion disc,
stellar system, mass loss, diffuse cloud


◉ Quiz 2: Unit 1. Part 4. Question 6. Watch the Unit 1 Part 4 lecture
video and answer the following question: What kind of nebula are the
first to form out of remnants of supernova? Answer: Emission nebula


◉ Quiz 2: Unit 1. Part 4. Question 7. Watch the Unit 1 Part 4 lecture
video and answer the following question: Where are stars born? Answer:
Within molecular clouds

, ◉ Quiz 2: Unit 1. Part 4. Question 8. Watch the Unit 1 Part 4 lecture
video and answer the following question: How is the force of gravity
related to the distance between objects? Answer: Inversely proportional
to the distance squared


◉ Quiz 2: Unit 1. Part 4. Question 9. Watch the Unit 1 Part 4 lecture
video and answer the following question: According to the conservation
of angular momentum, when the mass of a rotating object becomes more
concentrated, what will happen to the rotation rate? Answer: It will
increase


◉ Quiz 2: Unit 1. Part 4. Question 10. Watch the Unit 1 Part 4 lecture
video and answer the following question: What causes spinning nebula
clumps to collapse into flat accretion discs? Answer: Collisions of
objects perpendicular to the plane of rotation


◉ Quiz 3: Unit 2. Part 3. Question 9. Watch the Unit 2 Part 3 lecture
video and answer the following question: Which type of meteorite does
not come from a differentiated asteroid? Answer: Chondritic


◉ Quiz 3: Unit 2. Part 3. Question 10. Watch the Unit 2 Part 3 lecture
video and answer the following question: Which of the following is
evidence that the Moon formed from a giant impact? Answer: It has a
small core

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