Evaluation

1.      The type of eclipse where the moon passes through the Earth’s shadow.

• Lunar Eclipse

• Solar Eclipse

2.      The central, darkest part of the shadow during an eclipse.

• a.       Penumbra

• b.      Umbra

• c.       Antumbra

3.      This eclipse can only occur during a new moon.

• Solar Eclipse

• Lunar Eclipse

4.      The outer part of the shadow during an eclipse, where the lights is only partially blocked.

• a. umbra

• b.  Penumbra

• c. antumbra

5. 5. The region beyond the umbra where the occluding body appears smaller than the light source, allowing the outer edges of the light source to be visible around the occluding body, creating an annular eclipse.

• a.       Penumbra

• b.       Antumbra

• c.      Umbra

6.      A solar eclipse can occur during any phase of the moon.

• True

• False

7.      The umbra is the darkest part of the shadow during an eclipse.

• True

• False

8.      The lunar eclipse happens when the moon passes between the earth and the sun.

• True

• False

9.      A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon covers the sun completely.

• True

• False

10. 10. The penumbra is the partially shaded outer region of the shadow.

• True

• False