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M3 4.3 Earth's Moon

M3 4.3 Earth's Moon

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4 Slides • 14 Questions

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This is a diagram of the Earth's rotation about its axis as it revolves around the Sun. Which image of the Earth represents springtime in the northern hemisphere?

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Multiple Choice

How long does it take the moon to make a revolution around the Earth?

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12 hours

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27.3 days

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365 days

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3 months

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Multiple Choice

Which correctly completes this series of statements about the Moon and Earth?

We see only one side of the Moon from Earth. This means that _____

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the Moon is rotating at exactly the same rate as it revolves around the Earth

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the Moon's rotation around the Earth is in the opposite plane as the Earth's rotation around the Sun.

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the Moon tilts its axis of rotation as it revolves around the Earth.

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the Moon does not rotate on its axis.

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​The Moon's Motion

​Because the Moon takes the same amount of time to orbit Earth and make one rotation, the same side of the Moon is always facing Earth.

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Multiple Choice

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This is an animated image of the Moon as seen from the Earth.

Which kind of cycle of the moon is shown here?

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Axial tilt

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Lunar year

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Lunar phase

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Lunar day

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Multiple Choice

What are the surface features seen on the

Moon?

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lava, maria, rays, craters

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new moon, first quarter, full moon, third quarter

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highlands, maria, rays, craters

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waxing, waning, crescent, ibbous

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Multiple Choice

What causes the Moon to revolve around Earth?

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gravitational pull of Earth

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gravitational pull of Sun

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gravitational pull of Moon

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true?

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The Moon seems to shine because it reflects light from the Sun.

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The Moon does emit its own light.

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Multiple Choice

Which part side of the Moon cannot be seen from Earth?

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near

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far

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both

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The near side of the Moon always faces Earth.

The far side of the Moon cannot be seen from Earth.

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Multiple Choice

A(n) _____ is the lit part of the Moon or a planet that can be seen from Earth.

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moon

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lunar cycle

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sun

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phase

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Multiple Choice

Lit part becomes smaller until only the eastern half of the Moon is lit.

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New Moon

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First Quarter

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Full Moon

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Third Quarter

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Multiple Choice

Lit part grows from a sliver to the entire western side of the

Moon being lit.

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New Moon

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First Quarter

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Full Moon

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Third Quarter

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Multiple Choice

Less and less of the near side is lit until the Moon becomes completely dark.

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New Moon

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First Quarter

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Full Moon

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Third Quarter

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Multiple Choice

Lit part grows until entire near side is lit.

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New Moon

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First Quarter

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Full Moon

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Third Quarter

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Multiple Choice

A student models an impact crater on the Moon by dropping a marble from a known height onto a pan of smooth flour. Before reaching any conclusions about the results of this simple experiment, the student repeats the activity several times so that _____ .

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differences produced by standard variability in conditions become clear

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she can produce as large a crater as possible before measuring a diameter

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her ability to simulate a meteor impact becomes more realistic with practice

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she can illustrate a perfectly circular crater for her write-up of the experiment

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This is a diagram of the Earth's rotation about its axis as it revolves around the Sun. Which image of the Earth represents springtime in the northern hemisphere?

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