Question

question 4
1 pts
the relatively dark blotches on the surface of the sun are called ____________.
sunspots
black holes
filaments
prominences
grannulations

Explanation:

Sunspots are cooler regions on the Sun's surface, making them appear darker compared to the surrounding hotter areas. Black holes are massive celestial objects with intense gravitational pull, not on the Sun's surface. Filaments are dark, thread - like structures (related to prominences). Prominences are large, bright features extending from the Sun's surface. Granulations are bright, granular - looking features on the Sun's surface caused by convection.

Answer:

sunspots