ASTRONOMY

EENVI 1
First Semester, School Year-2023-2024 A2
ANSWER SHEET
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Year and Major: Date:

Task No. 6: ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM

A. Directions: Look at the electromagnetic spectrum more closely this time. Using the same
spectrum, determine the frequency and wavelength ranges of each of the forms of
electromagnetic waves. Enter your data on the table.

EM Waves Frequency Range Wavelength Range

(hertz) (meters)
1. Radio Waves
2. Microwaves
3. Infrared
4. Visible
5. UV Rays
6. X-ray
7. Gamma Rays

Gamma rays has a highest frequency and (8) __________________ wavelength while
radio waves have a lowest (9) _________________ and has a longest wavelength.
Task No. 7: MODELS OF THE UNIVERSE

Directions: Match the five noted scientists in column A with their important discoveries in
column B. Write the letter on the space provided before each number.

A B
________10. Nicolaus Copernicus
________11. Tycho Brahe
________12. Johannes Kepler
________13. Galileo Galilei
________14. Isaac Newton
________15. Aristotle
A. He developed and formalized Galileo’s
concept of inertia. He conceptualized the
force of gravity and he was able to provide an
explanation for the elliptical orbits.
B. He was the greatest Italian scientist of the
Renaissance. Due to the telescope, he was
able to discover and observe important
astronomical facts.
C. Using his mentor’s data, he formulated the
three laws of planetary motion: the law of
Ellipse, Law of Equal Areas, and the Law of
harmonies.
D. He believed that only the sun and the
moon revolved around the earth; the other
planets revolved around the sun, which itself
revolved around the earth
E. He was a student of Plato. For him, the
earth is spherical in shape since it always
casts a curved shadow when it eclipses the
moon.
F. He considered the sun as the stationary
center of the universe. He classified earth as
a planet just like Mercury, Venus, Mars,
Jupiter, and Saturn.