ECLIPSE REVIEW Q'S

During a lunar eclipse

• Earth's shadow covers the moon

• the sun's shadow covers the moon

• the moon covers the sun

• Earth's shadow covers the sun

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What is the path called where the total solar eclipse can be visible or complete?

• Path of Light

• Path of Darkness

• Path of Totality

• Path of the Moon

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darkest, innermost part of the shadow

• penumbra
• umbra

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What is the corona of the sun and why is it visible during a total solar eclipse?

• The corona of the sun is the innermost layer of the sun's atmosphere, and it is visible during a total solar eclipse when the moon blocks the photosphere.

• The corona of the sun is a layer of ice surrounding the sun, and it is visible during a total solar eclipse due to the reflection of light.

• The corona of the sun is the outermost layer of the sun's atmosphere, and it is visible during a total solar eclipse when the moon blocks the photosphere.

• The corona of the sun is a layer of gas surrounding the moon, and it is visible during a total solar eclipse when the sun blocks the photosphere.

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A lunar eclipse occurs at which moon phase?

• quarter moon

• new moon

• crescent moon

• full moon

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What happens during an eclipse?

• Sun falls out of Solar System

• Something is covered or blocked by a celestial object

• Earth moves out of orbit

• The sun burns brighter and burns celestial objects

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Why is it dangerous to look directly at the sun during a solar eclipse?

• It can cause permanent eye damage.

• It boosts immunity

• It provides a tan

• It enhances vision

This image is showing us a.....

• solar eclipse

• lunar eclipse

• phases of the moon

• earth eclipse

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We do NOT have a lunar eclipse each month because...

• The tilt of the moon's orbit is at 5 degrees

• The moon is too small

• The moon's orbital distance changes

• All choices

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What is the correct alignment during a solar eclipse?

• sun, earth, moon
• earth, sun, moon
• sun, moon, earth
• moon, earth, sun

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