Question

1. label each star below as yellow, red, white, blue - white, or orange, based on mass. then label each end of the temperature arrow as higher or lower.

Explanation:

In astronomy, generally, more massive stars are hotter. Red stars are the coolest and have lower mass, white stars are hotter, blue - white stars are very hot and massive, yellow stars are of intermediate mass and temperature, and orange stars are a bit cooler than yellow ones. Starting from the left (lowest mass) to the right (highest mass), the star colors are red, orange, yellow, white, blue - white. The left end of the temperature arrow is lower temperature and the right end is higher temperature.

Answer:

From left to right: red, orange, yellow, white, blue - white; Left end of arrow: lower, Right end of arrow: higher