
ES.3b2 Moon Phases Review
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Science
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6th - 12th Grade
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Heather Saburova
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4 Slides • 11 Questions
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I can create a diagram of the Moon orbiting the Earth in each lunar phase.
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The full lunar cycle, from New Moon to the next New Moon, is 29.5 days
The New Moon 🌑 occurs on Day 0
The First Quarter Moon 🌓 occurs on Day 7
The Full Moon 🌕 occurs on Day 14
The Third Quarter Moon 🌗 occurs on Day 22
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When the right side of the Moon is illuminated, it is said to be "waxing", or getting bigger
When the left side of the Moon is illuminated, it is said to be "waning", or getting smaller
Crescent moons can be waxing 🌒, ALL of the days between New Moon and First Quarter, or waning 🌘, ALL of the days between Third Quarter and New Moon.
Gibbous moons can be waxing 🌔, ALL of the days between First Quarter and Full Moon, or waning 🌖, ALL of the days between Full Moon and Third Quarter
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Multiple Choice
How long is the full lunar cycle? (From new moon to new moon)
14 days
29.5 days
37.2 days
62 days
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Multiple Choice
What causes the moon phases?
Where you are standing on Earth.
The tilt of the Earth.
The amount of visible sunlight reflected off of the Moon.
How fast the Moon is moving.
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Multiple Choice
During which phase of the Moon is the side facing us NOT illuminated by the Sun?
Full moon
New moon
Waxing gibbous
Waning crescent
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Multiple Choice
Which moon phase is this?
waxing crescent
waxing gibbous
waning gibbous
waning crescent
9
Multiple Choice
Which moon phase is this?
New moon
First quarter moon
Full moon
Third quarter moon
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Multiple Select
Which phase is this AND what phase of the Moon would you see next?
waxing crescent
waning crescent
first quarter
third quarter
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Multiple Select
Which phase is this AND what phase would you see next?
first quarter
third quarter
waxing crescent
waning crescent
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Multiple Choice
Which phase of the moon would be position A in the diagram?
waxing crescent
waxing gibbous
first quarter
third quarter
new moon
13
Multiple Choice
Which phase of the moon would be position C in the diagram?
waxing crescent
waxing gibbous
first quarter
third quarter
new moon
14
Multiple Choice
Which phase of the moon would be position E in the diagram?
waxing crescent
waxing gibbous
first quarter
third quarter
new moon
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Multiple Choice
Which phase of the moon would be position B in the diagram?
waxing crescent
waxing gibbous
first quarter
third quarter
new moon
I can create a diagram of the Moon orbiting the Earth in each lunar phase.
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