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People throughout history (has, have) been fascinated by the night sky.

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The distance to the moon (is, are) 238,857 miles.

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The features of the moon (is, are) seen through powerful telescopes.

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The sun, like the earth, (influences, influence) the moon's motion.

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• Influences

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The moon's orbit around the earth (takes, take) about 27 days, 8 hours.

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The earth, at the same time, (moves, move) around the sun.

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A full moon, on the average, (occurs, occur) every 29 1/2 days.

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Tides on the earth (rises, rise) according to the moon's gravitational pull.

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• Rises

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Photography from lunar-orbiting vehicles (shows, show) features on the moon's surface.

• Shows

• Show

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Exploration of the moon (continues, continue).

• Continue

• Continues

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