Our sun is classified as ?
Correct answer: B. Yellow draft
- A. A blue giant
- B. Yellow draft
- C. Supernova
- D. None of above
Explanation
The Sun is a yellow dwarf, technically a G-type main-sequence star. “Yellow draft” is evidently a spelling error for “yellow dwarf”; it is neither a blue giant nor a supernova.
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