Question

matching 5 points
match the colors of stars to temperatures below:
hottest stars, up to 40,000 degrees
coolest, approximately 3,000 degrees
hot stars, approx. 20,000 degrees
cool stars, approx. 4,500 degrees
medium temperature stars, approx. 6,000 degrees
white stars
orange stars
yellow stars
blue stars
red stars

Explanation:

Stars' colors are related to their surface temperatures. Blue stars are the hottest, followed by white, yellow, orange, and red which are the coolest. White stars are around 10,000 - 25,000 K, orange stars around 3,500 - 5,000 K, yellow stars around 5,000 - 6,000 K, blue stars can be up to 40,000 K, and red stars are around 3,000 K.

Answer:

White stars - Hot stars, approx. 20,000 degrees
Orange stars - Cool stars, approx. 4,500 degrees
Yellow stars - Medium temperature stars, approx. 6,000 degrees
Blue Stars - Hottest stars, up to 40,000 degrees
Red Stars - Coolest, approximately 3,000 degrees