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karateprodigy

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A(n) ________ represents a relatively peaceful mass loss as a red giant becomes a white dwarf.
 
  A) nova
  B) planetary nebula
  C) supernova
  D) emission nebula
  E) supernova remnant

Question 2

The intricate patterns visible in an X-ray image of the Sun generally show ________.
 
  A) structure within sunspots
  B) a bubbling pattern on the photosphere
  C) helioseismological fluctuations
  D) extremely hot plasma flowing along magnetic field lines



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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