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1. A galaxy whose stars are symmetrically dispersed in a spherical or flattened shape is _____

an elliptical

2. The Milky Way is _____ galaxy.

a barred spiral

3. A galaxy whose stars are arranged in a disk with arms that surround a central bulge is _____

a spiral

4. The Milky Way is located in the _____ Group.

Local

5. A galaxy cluster contains between _____ galaxies.

5 to 50

6. Most irregular galaxies are thought to have formed _____.

from collisions between other galaxies

7. What are the basic shapes into which astronomers classify most galaxies?

irregular

elliptical

spiral

8. The most common shape for a galaxy is ______.

elliptical

9. Astronomers expect the Milky Way to collide with Andromeda in the future.

True

correct answers:

1. an elliptical

2.a barred spiral

3.a spiral

4.Local

5. 50-1,000

6.from collisions between other galaxies

7.irregular, elliptical, spiral

8. Spiral

9. true

peculiar galaxies regularly could be shown to be the top results of gravitational interplay with different galaxy/ies disrupting an initially ordinary shape. although, there's no such element as a "ordinary" galaxy. Galaxies that are actually not peculiar could be elliptical (the main user-friendly, over a million/2 of all galaxies), spiral, barred spiral. Ellipticals could be dwarf, or good sized (with 1000000000000 stars).

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Come on, these are so basic questions you should be able to answer them all in just 5-10 minutes if you research a bit.

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