Milky Way Galaxy in which type?
Correct answer: A. spiral
- A. spiral
- B. Round
- C. Square
- D. Linear
Explanation
The Milky Way is a barred spiral galaxy, with a central bar and curved arms extending from it. “Round” is too general and does not identify its galaxy type.
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