***NEW*** PH224 1999 final exam (work in progress)
Try THIS complete exam if you have time...

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Some answers to Abell 7th ed:
PHYS3180 FINAL EXAM INFO
Hey, this subject evolved from PH223, PH224 and a little from PH206 and more recently PH317 which is the same as PHYS3180. So I can give you some exam extracts and you can presume that the '3080 exam will follow along similar lines.
The astrophysics (monday, wednesday lectures) is similar to PH224 with Galactic and Cosmology deleted.
Here is the old 1998 PH224 exam.
Here is the old 1996 PH224 exam.
Here they are, words actually cut from the PHYS3180 2002 final exam (100 multiple-choice questions) and placed in alphabetical order. You can bet that if you go into the final exam knowing the meaning of all these puppies you are really going to sail through the exam! Not all words in the exam are in this list and many do not pertain to the correct (multiple choice) answer but no "red herrings" have been added. All these words/acronyms will be there! 2002 June 6. 
absorption line
absorption spectrum
apparent magnitude
Asteroid
astrometric binary
Balmer
black hole
blackbody radiator
Bok globule
bolide
boson
Bowen
B-V
Caloris Basin
carbon burning
CAT scanner
cepheid
cluster
CNO cycle
colour
comet
conic section
continuous spectrum
core
D line
dark matter
degenerate
Doppler shift
eccentricity
eclipsing binary
Eddington
effective temperature
Einstein
electromagnetic spectrum
emission line
emission spectrum
envelope
event horizon
fluorescence
forbidden line
Fraunhofer
fusion
galactic halo
galaxy
Galilean satellite
globular clusters
gravitational contraction
greenhouse effect
harmonic law
helium burning
helium fusion
H-I region
Hoyle
HR diagram
Hubble law
hydrogen
hydrogen lines
Iapetus
infrared
interplanetary
ion tail
luminosity class
mass-luminosity relation
metallicity
meteor
meteor shower
Meteoroid
Micrometeoroid
microwave
Milky Way
neon
neutron star
nitrogen
nova
optical binary
orbit
oxygen
Phobos
phosphorescence
photosphere
planetary nebula
proper motion
protostars
Proxima Centauri
quasar
radial velocity
red giant
regolith
RR Lyr star
semimajor axis
singularity
Solar wind
spectral type
spectroscope
spectroscopic binary
star cluster
subdwarf
supergiant
supernova
supernova remnant
Syrtis Major
T Tauri star
tangential velocity
temperature
Titius-Bode rule
Tycho Brahe
ultraviolet
visible
visual binary
volcano
white dwarf
X
X-ray
Z