How we see the Moon from Earth
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- Q 1/6Score 0Why do we use binoculars and telescopes to look in detail at the Moon's surface?29The Moon is always dark so we can't see it.The Moon is very far away from Earth.The Moon is very close to Earth.
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- Q1Why do we use binoculars and telescopes to look in detail at the Moon's surface?The Moon is always dark so we can't see it.The Moon is very far away from Earth.The Moon is very close to Earth.30s
- Q2Which statement about the Moon is true?The Moon reflects light from the Sun.The Moon makes its own light.The Moon only comes out at night.30s
- Q3True or False? Moonlight is actually sunlight that shines on the Moon and bounces off.TrueIt is impossible to tellFalse30s
- Q4When light hits an object or surface, it bounces off in another direction. We say that the light is being...Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q5Which of these is not a light source?30s
- Q6Which statement explains why the Moon does not produce its own light?The Moon is too small to produce light.The Moon is made of rock and dust, which does not produce light.The Moon is mostly made of water, which does not produce light.The Moon is too far away to produce light.30s
