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  • Regulus is considered a dwarf star. TRUE or FALSE?
    FALSE!!! Regulus is super giant blue star.
  • This star is called the "North star". What is it?
    Polaris
  • What's the other name of the great bear?
    Ursa Major
  • What are the other two names of the little Dipper constellation?
    Little bear and Ursa Minor
  • The Big dipper is not a constellation. TRUE or FALSE?
    TRUE!
  • What is the brightest star of the Herdsman constellation?
    Arcturus
  • Define constellation.
    It's a group of stars that forms a picture.
  • The seven stars appearing as a long-handled cup, which are part of the Great Bear.
    The Big Dipper
  • FIND THE VERB --> Stephanie learned new things about the world.
    learned
  • Why were the constellations so important for the ancient people?
    They used the constellations for location.
  • Which constellation is the big dipper part of?
    The great bear / Ursa Major
  • Arcturus is a bright red star. TRUE or FALSE?
    FALSE!!
  • Which star is bigger? The sun or Regulus
    Regulus
  • The great Bear is only visible in the Northern Hemisphere. TRUE or FALSE?
    TRUE!
  • This constellation looks like a man with a pointed hat that takes care of animals. Which one is it?
    The herdsman
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