This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B. Part A
When using a star map, what must be done before looking at the sky?

A.
You must find planets and stars.

B.
You must hold the map correctly.

C.
You must look for faraway galaxies.

D.
You must loosen the telescope's eyepiece.

Part B
Which text from the article best supports your answer in part A?

A.
"Star maps will help you identify the objects you locate in the night sky."

B.
"A star map shows the entire night sky. The center of the map is the part of the sky that is directly overhead."

C.
"Hold the star map so that the direction you are facing is the direction written at the bottom of the map. Then look up and see if you can find a star or group of stars that match the stars on the map."

D.
"Star maps list stars that can be seen with or without a telescope."