Eclipse Solar

Is this alignment for a solar or lunar eclipse?

• Solar

• Lunar

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Identify the umbra and the penumbra

• 2 is the umbra and 1 is the penumbra

• 1 is the umbra and 2 is the penumbra

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Identify the umbra and the penumbra

• 2 is the umbra and 1 is the penumbra

• 1 is the umbra and 2 is the penumbra

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You are less likely to see a total solar eclipse than a lunar eclipse because

• The Moon's shadow covers all of Earth during a solar eclipse.

• The Moon's umbra only covers a small area on Earth's surface.

• Only people on the daytime side of Earth can see a solar eclipse.

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A total solar eclipse is visible from

• all over the Earth.

• only within the moon's penumbra.

• only within the moon's umbra.

• only the dark side of the Earth.

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When can a solar eclipse occur?

• Anytime

• During a new moon

• During a full moon

• Waning gibbous

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When the moon does not completely cover the sun it is known as a

• Partial lunar eclipse

• Partial solar eclipse

• Total solar eclipse

• Penumbral lunar eclipse

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Which type of eclipse is this?

• Partial solar eclipse

• Partial lunar eclipse

• Total solar eclipse

• Total lunar eclipse

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Both solar and lunar eclipses have which of the following types?

• Total

• Annular

• Partial

• Total and Partial

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What happens during a total solar eclipse?

• The Earth passes between the Sun and the Moon

• The Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, completely blocking the face of the Sun

• The Sun passes between the Earth and the Moon

• The Moon passes between the Sun and Mars

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