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Understanding Earth's Phenomena: Seasons, Eclipses, Tides, Moon Phases

Dive into the fascinating realms of Earth's seasons, eclipses, tides, and moon phases. Explore the scientific wonders that shape our planet and its celestial companions. Unravel the mysteries of nature in this educational journey.

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Understanding Earth's Phenomena: Seasons, Eclipses, Tides, Moon Phases

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  2. EARTH

  3. SEASONS

  4. ECLIPSES/ TIDES

  5. MOON

  6. MOON PHASES

  7. ECLIPSES/ TIDES MOON PHASES EARTH SEASONS MOON $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

  8. EARTH - $100 How many times does the Earth rotate in a month? A. 7 B. 30 C. 365 D. 15

  9. EARTH - $200 One complete revolution of Earth around the sun is known as A. An hour B. A day C. A year D. A season

  10. EARTH - $300 • The imaginary line that encircles the Earth midway between the North and South poles is the__________. • Ocean shoreline • Solstice • Equator • Equinox

  11. EARTH - $400 • When viewing the Earth from above, the Earth is rotating _____. • Clockwise • From the north to the south • From the south to the north • Counter clockwise

  12. EARTH - $500 • Why does the length of Earth’s day and night change? • The axis of the moon is tilted. • Earth rotates from east to west. • The axis of the moon is straight • The axis of the Earth is tilted.

  13. SEASONS - $100 • When does the longest day of the year occur? • Vernal equinox • Summer solstice • Winter solstice • Autumnal equinox

  14. SEASONS - $200 • Why do people on Earth experience four seasons? • Tilted axis of Earth • Earth’s revolution • Earth’s tilted axis and revolution • Earth’s rotation

  15. SEASONS - $300 • When the North pole is tilted toward the sun, it is_____. • Summer in both hemispheres • Winter in both hemispheres • Winter in the northern hemisphere • Summer in the northern hemisphere

  16. SEASONS - $400 • The hemisphere that leans toward the sun has_____. • Long days and long nights • Long days and short nights • Short days and short nights • Short days and long nights

  17. SEASONS - $500 • When are day and night equal all over the world? • Summer solstice • January 1 • Winter solstice • Vernal Equinox

  18. ECLIPSES/TIDES - $100 • If you are in the umbra of an eclipse, what will you see? • Partial eclipse • Full moon • Total eclipse • New moon

  19. ECLIPSES/TIDES - $200 • High tides occur ________. • Every 6 hours • Every 12 hours • Once a month • Once a day

  20. ECLIPSES/TIDES - $300 • A lunar eclipse occurs when___ • The sun is between the earth and moon • The moon is between the earth and sun • The moon is in the first quarter • Earth is between the sun and moon.

  21. ECLIPSES/TIDES - $400 • What do we call the completely dark area of the shadow of the earth or moon? • Partial eclipse • Total eclipse • Umbra • penumbra

  22. ECLIPSES/TIDES - $500 • What is the main cause of tides on Earth? • Wind • Gravity of the sun • Gravity of Earth • Gravity of the moon

  23. MOON - $100 • Why is there no weather on the moon? • There is no atmosphere • There is too much sun • One side of the moon is always without sunlight. • There isn’t enough gravity.

  24. MOON - $200 • What are the dark, smooth areas on the moon called? • A.Maria • Highlands • Umbra • Rilles

  25. MOON - $300 Long valleys on the moon are known as _____. A.Maria B.Umbra C.Rilles D. Highlands

  26. MOON - $400 True or False? The moon revolves around the Earth in an elliptical orbit.

  27. MOON - $500 • What year did Neil Armstrong walk on the moon? • 1968 • 1969 • 1971 • 1972

  28. MOON PHASES - $100 • The waxing-crescent moon occurs directly before the____. • New moon • Full moon • First-quarter • Waning-gibbous

  29. MOON PHASES - $200 • The new moon occurs directly before the _____. • Waning-crescent moon • Waxing-crescent moon • Full moon • First-quarter moon

  30. MOON PHASES - $300 • What causes the phases of the moon? • Earth’s revolution around the sun • Earth’s revolution around the moon • The moon revolving around the sun • The moon revolving around Earth

  31. MOON PHASES - $400 • Which phase of the moon occurs just before the waxing-gibbous and after the waxing-crescent? • Full moon • New moon • Last quarter moon • First quarter moon

  32. MOON PHASES - $500 During which phase of the moon does a lunar eclipse occur? A. Full moon B. New moon C. Last quarter D. New quarter

  33. EARTH - $100 B. 30

  34. EARTH - $200 C. A year

  35. EARTH - $300 C. Equator

  36. EARTH - $400 D. Counter Clockwise

  37. EARTH - $500 D. The axis of Earth is tilted.

  38. SEASONS - $100 B. Summer Solstice

  39. SEASONS - $200 C. Earth’s tilted axis and revolution

  40. SEASONS - $300 D. Summer in the northern hemisphere

  41. SEASONS - $400 B. Long days and short nights

  42. SEASONS - $500 D. Vernal Equinox

  43. ECLIPSES/TIDES - $100 C. Total eclipse

  44. ECLIPSES/TIDES - $200 B. Every 12 hours

  45. ECLIPSES/TIDES - $300 D. Earth is between the sun and moon.

  46. ECLIPSES/TIDES - $400 C. Umbra

  47. ECLIPSES/TIDES - $500 D. Gravity of the moon

  48. MOON - $100 A. There is no atmosphere

  49. MOON - $200 A. Maria

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