Moon/Tides/Seasons Pre/Post Quiz
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- Q 1/10Score 0When the Sun, Moon, and Earth are in this position, which of the following is true?29It is daytimeIt is summerThere is a full moonThe high tides are the lowest they ever are
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- Q1When the Sun, Moon, and Earth are in this position, which of the following is true?It is daytimeIt is summerThere is a full moonThe high tides are the lowest they ever are30s
- Q2About how many days does it take to go from a full moon until the next full moon?7142836530s
- Q3Seasons are due toThe revolution of the Earth around the Sun along with the tilt of the Earth on its axisThe rotation of the EarthThe distance of the Earth from the SunThe location of the Moon30s
- Q4The rotation of the Earth is most directly responsible forSeasonsDay and nightTectonic Plate movementMoon phases30s
- Q5The moon isIs a first quarter moonIs waxingIs a new moonIn the process of becoming more lit30s
- Q6A waning moon meansThe moon is appearing more dark each nightThe moon is entirely darkAn eclipse is going to occur soonThe moon is appearing more light each night30s
- Q7The tides are primarily caused by theThe pull of the Sun's gravityThe revolution of the Earth around the SunThe pull of the Moon's gravityThe Seasons30s
- Q8What season is occuring in the southern hemisphere?WinterSummerSpringAutumn30s
- Q9How many high tides occur each day?412330s
- Q10How long does it take for the Earth to revolve around the Sun?28 days365 daysIt does not24 hours30s
