Question

Which of the following constellations are visible in the summer season?
A) Cassiopeia
B) Orion
C) Leo Major
D) Big Bear
A. A and B
B. B and C
C. A and C
D. C and D

Answer 1

Answer:

i Think its D

Explanation:

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Answer 2

D. C) Leo Major  and D) Big Bear are the constellations that are visible in the summer season.

Leo Major:

• This constellation is similar to the shape of lion, hence it is named as "Leo" which means lion in Greek language.
• This constellation comprises 9 stars.
• This constellation is visible during early part of night throughout the summer.
• This lies between Virgo in east and Cancer in west direction.

Big Bear:

• Big Bear refers to The Great Bear or Big Dipper or Ursa Major. It is in the shape similar to question mark or big ladle.
• It is found in the northern sky.
• It has seven bright stars.
• It is used to locate Pole Star.
• This constellation is visible during early part of night throughout the summer and it is easily identified during April month.