Question

1. choose one constellation and draw the figurine around the lines.

Explanation:

To solve this, we can choose a well - known constellation like Orion. Orion is a prominent constellation with a distinct pattern. First, we identify the position on the celestial chart (the given polar - like grid with directions East, West, South). Orion is often visible in the southern sky (around the 180° azimuth area) at certain times. We then draw the main stars of Orion: the three stars of Orion's Belt in a straight line, and the surrounding stars like Betelgeuse and Rigel to form the characteristic figure of Orion.

Answer:

We can choose the constellation Orion. Draw the three stars of Orion's Belt in a straight line (along a radial line on the chart, perhaps around the middle - outer circles) and then add the stars representing Betelgeuse (upper left of the belt) and Rigel (lower right of the belt) to form the Orion figure on the given celestial grid.