How often do lunar eclipses occur on average?

Every month during the full moon.

What happens on equinoxes?

Day and night are approximately equal in length.

Night is significantly longer than day.

The sun rises and sets at the same time.

Daylight lasts longer than night.

Why is it that the moon is more responsible for our tides even though the sun is much bigger?

The moon is more responsible for tides because its gravitational pull is stronger on Earth than the sun's, because it is closer.

The sun's gravity is stronger than the moon's, causing higher tides.

The moon's size is irrelevant; only the sun's heat affects tides.

Tides are primarily influenced by the Earth's rotation, not the moon or sun.

It is warmer in the summer time because...

It is warmer in the summer time because the Earth is tilted towards the sun, resulting in more direct sunlight.

It is warmer in the summer because the Earth is farther from the sun.

It is warmer in the summer due to increased cloud cover.

It is warmer in the summer because of ocean currents.

What causes us to experience day and night?

The rotation of the Earth on its axis.

The distance of the Earth from the Sun.

What causes the SEASONS on Earth?

The tilt of the Earth's axis and its orbit around the Sun.

The rotation of the Earth on its axis.

The phases of the Moon affecting climate.

The distance from the Earth to the Sun.

Which of the following is a true statement about gravity?

Gravity is a force that attracts two bodies towards each other.

Gravity pushes objects away from each other.

Gravity only affects objects in motion.

Gravity is a type of energy that can be created or destroyed.

During which moon phases are the sun and the moon positioned at a 90 degree angle relative to each other?

Waxing Crescent and Waning Crescent

Which two factors are responsible for our seasons?

Tilt of the Earth's axis and its orbit around the Sun.

Distance from the Moon and Earth's rotation speed.

Changes in ocean currents and volcanic activity.

Variations in solar radiation and atmospheric pressure.

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In which position would the Moon need to be in for you to see a solar eclipse?

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Where does the light from the moon come from?

The light from the moon is generated by the moon itself.

The light from the moon comes from stars.

The light from the moon is a reflection of Earth’s light.

The light from the moon comes from the sun.

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What is a Lunar Eclipse?

A lunar eclipse happens during a new moon phase.

A lunar eclipse is an astronomical event where the Earth blocks sunlight from reaching the Moon.

A lunar eclipse is when the Sun passes between the Earth and the Moon.

A lunar eclipse occurs when the Moon blocks sunlight from reaching the Earth.

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True or False: A lunar eclipse has to be on a full moon?

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Eclipse

An eclipse is a type of solar flare.

An eclipse is an astronomical event where one celestial body obscures another.

An eclipse occurs when stars collide.

An eclipse is a phenomenon related to ocean tides.

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Why do we not experience a lunar eclipse every time the Sun, Earth, and Moon align?

We do not experience a lunar eclipse every time the Sun, Earth, and Moon align due to the tilt of the Moon's orbit.

Lunar eclipses only occur during the summer months.

The Earth blocks the Sun's light completely every time they align.

The Moon is too far from the Earth to cause an eclipse.

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What are the two types of shadows created during a lunar eclipse?

Alpha and Beta

Light and Dark

First and Second

Umbra and Penumbra

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Astronomy Test Review

In which position would the Moon need to be in for you to see a solar eclipse?

Where does the light from the moon come from?

What is a Lunar Eclipse?

True or False: A lunar eclipse has to be on a full moon?

Eclipse

Why do we not experience a lunar eclipse every time the Sun, Earth, and Moon align?

What are the two types of shadows created during a lunar eclipse?

How often do lunar eclipses occur on average?

What creates the shadow during a lunar eclipse?

The days where the Earth is least tilted towards the sun and the Equator is positioned directly below the sun are called ______________________

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