Seasons and Moon Phases
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- Q 1/12Score 0Why does the moon look lit?29moon shines on its ownglowing rocksburning gasReflects light from the sun
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- Q1Why does the moon look lit?moon shines on its ownglowing rocksburning gasReflects light from the sun30s
- Q2How many phases of the moon are there?4812630s
- Q3The surface of the moon is made up of:large bodies of waterswirling gasescraters, highlands, and flat areasa mixture of gases and water30s
- Q4The position of the moon relative to Earth and the Sun causes:cycle of the seasonsphases of the moonday and nightlength of a year30s
- Q5Which moon phase would be next in the picture...Waxing CrescentFirst QuarterFull MoonNew Moon30s
- Q6Which moon phase would be next in the picture...New MoonFirst QuarterLast (Third) QuarterFull Moon30s
- Q7The moon revolves around Earth about once every...365 days (one year)24 hours (1 day)12 years29 days (one month)30s
- Q8Which phase of the moon is the picture showing?Waxing GibbousWaning CrescentWaning GibbousWaxing Crescent30s
- Q9The movement of one object around another is called...revolutionrotation30s
- Q10The spinning motion of a planet on its axis is called...revolutionrotation30s
- Q11Which of these takes about one year to complete?Earth to rotate on its axisthe Sun to orbit Earththe Moon to orbit EarthEarth to orbit the Sun30s
- Q12Which of these is the most responsible for the changes of the seasons on Earth?position of the moontilt of Earth on its axisdistance to Marstemperature of the Sun30s
