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Explain: 

Ursa Major 

Orion

Cassiopeia

Important Questions on Beyond Earth

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Which statement of the following provides the correct information about stars?

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The pole star appears to be stationary when observed from the earth. This is because pole star is :
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Write a note on twinkling of stars.
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Group of stars are called _____.
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A _____ is a group of stars that make an imaginary shape in the night sky.
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A recognisable pattern formed by a small number of stars within a constellation is called an _____.
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The two brightest stars of the Big Dipper point towards the _____ star.
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The stars seem to move across the sky from east to _____ .
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_____ is also known as the Great Bear.
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There are twelve _____ constellations.
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Orion is seen during _____ season. (winter/ summer)
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_____(Pole star/ Proxima Centauri) can be located with the help of Ursa Major.
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A group of stars that appears to form a familiar pattern is known as _____.(constellation/galaxy)
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_____ are fixed heavenly bodies with their own heat and light.

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A group of stars that appear to form a pattern in the sky is known as a _____.
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Ursa Major constellation appears to revolve around the _____ (Pole star/Sirius) in the night sky.
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Stars are _____ objects. (luminous/non-luminous)
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The brightest star in the night sky is _____.
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The group of stars that appears to form a recognizable pattern in the sky is known as _____.
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Objects that are made up of hot gases and emit their own light are called _____.