Apparent movement of the Big Dipper — task. Chemistry CBSE Live product, Class 7.

Choose the correct answer.

1. The Pole Star appears nearly stationary in the sky mainly because

It lies almost in the direction of Earth’s axis
It is the closest star to Earth
It is exactly above the equator
It does not emit light

2. The Big Dipper appearing to rotate around a fixed point in the sky indicates that

The Pole Star controls the motion of all stars
Stars move around Earth in circular paths
The Big Dipper is changing its distance from Earth
Earth’s axis is pointed close to the Pole Star

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