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  1.                19 
  2.               A refracting telescope can suffer
  3.               spherical aberration
  4.               chromatic aberration
  5.               both a & b
  6.               [Blank]
  7.               [Blank]
  8.               [Blank]
  9.               B
  10.               When would you want to use a Schmidt Camera?
  11.               You want to study the Moon in detail
  12.               You want to photograph the entire sky
  13.               You want to study one particular star
  14.               [Blank]
  15.               [Blank]
  16.               [Blank]
  17.               B
  18.               The ecliptic is
  19.               The path of the Sun across the sky
  20.               The plane of the Solar System
  21.               The dividing line between north and south in the heavens
  22.               The line on the sky directly above the Earth's equator
  23.               [Blank]
  24.               [Blank]
  25.               A
  26.               X-rays travel faster through space than radio waves
  27.               true
  28.               false
  29.               [Blank]
  30.               [Blank]
  31.               [Blank]
  32.               [Blank]
  33.               B
  34.               The biggest optical telescopes in existence are refractors
  35.               true
  36.               false
  37.               [Blank]
  38.               [Blank]
  39.               [Blank]
  40.               [Blank]
  41.               B
  42.               A scientific theory should be equivalent to absolute truth
  43.               true
  44.               false
  45.               [Blank]
  46.               [Blank]
  47.               [Blank]
  48.               [Blank]
  49.               B
  50.               Astronomers wish to build larger telescopes because larger telescopes
  51.               Allow fainter objects to be seen
  52.               Produce greater magnification of the image
  53.               Allow more wavelenghts to be studied
  54.               [Blank]
  55.               [Blank]
  56.               [Blank]
  57.               A
  58.               The type of spectrum produced by a hot luminous solid is
  59.               Emission line
  60.               Continuous
  61.               Absorption line
  62.               Confined to the infared
  63.               Confined to the Ultraviolet
  64.               [Blank]
  65.               B
  66.               Copernicus proposed that the planets orbited the Sun in orbits that were
  67.               Perfect circles
  68.               Straight lines
  69.               Ellipses
  70.               Elongated ovals
  71.               [Blank]
  72.               [Blank]
  73.               A
  74.               An absorption-line spectrum is formed by
  75.               A glowing metal
  76.               A glowing gas at constant temperature
  77.               A cool gas between the observer and a hot dense body
  78.               A hot gas in front of a cool dense source of radiation
  79.               None of these is correct
  80.               [Blank]
  81.               C
  82.               Multi-mirror telescopes are no longer just on drawing boards but are actually in operation
  83.               True
  84.               False
  85.               [Blank]
  86.               [Blank]
  87.               [Blank]
  88.               [Blank]
  89.               A
  90.               According to Kepler the orbits of the planets are
  91.               Circles
  92.               Ellipses
  93.               Epicycles
  94.               Deferents
  95.               [Blank]
  96.               [Blank]
  97.               B
  98.               The Spectrum of a cloud of glowing rarified gas would show
  99.               Bright (emission) lines
  100.               Dark (absorption) lines
  101.               A continuous spectrum
  102.               [Blank]
  103.               [Blank]
  104.               [Blank]
  105.               A
  106.               Galileo invented the refracting telescope
  107.               true
  108.               false
  109.               [Blank]
  110.               [Blank]
  111.               [Blank]
  112.               [Blank]
  113.               B
  114.               The refracting telescope makes use of the principle(s) of
  115.               Dispersion
  116.               Reflection
  117.               Diffraction
  118.               Refraction
  119.               Abberation
  120.               r15
  121.               D
  122.               Which of the following were observations of Galileo?
  123.               Craters on the moon
  124.               Four large moons of Jupiter
  125.               Stars within the Milkey Way
  126.               All of the above
  127.               [Blank]
  128.               r16
  129.               D
  130.               The resolving power of the telescope
  131.               Increases with diameter of the objective
  132.               Increases with decrease in wavelength
  133.               Decreases with decreasing wavelength
  134.               Is independent of wavelength
  135.               [Blank]
  136.               [Blank]
  137.               B
  138.               The resolving power of a telescope
  139.               Increases with diameter of the objective
  140.               Decreases with diameter of the objective
  141.               Is independent of aperture
  142.               [Blank]
  143.               [Blank]
  144.               [Blank]
  145.               A
  146.               The Law of Reflection says that the angle a light ray hits a mirrored surface will be different from the reflected angle
  147.               True
  148.               False
  149.               [Blank]
  150.               [Blank]
  151.               [Blank]
  152.               [Blank]
  153.               B
  154.