Nafs 10

Why is the moon visible from Earth?

• The moon reflects light from Earth’s surface.

• Sunlight that hits the moon is reflected off its surface.

• The moon produces its own illumination when heated by the sun.

• The moon produces light similar to the sun’s light, but not as strong.

The phase between a full moon and a third quarter moon is called a

• waning gibbous moon.

• waxing gibbous moon.

• waning crescent moon.

• waxing crescent moon.

Define Full Moon

• None of the moon is visible

• Half of the moon is visible

• The complete moon face is visible

• Less Than half of moon is visible

What Moon phase is this?

• Waxing Crescent
• Waning Gibbous
• Waning Crescent
• Waxing Gibbous

What Moon phase is this?

• Last Quarter
• New Moon
• Third Quarter
• First Quarter

What Moon phase is this?

• Old Moon
• Far Side of the Moon
• New Moon
• Waxing Gibbous

What Moon phase is this?

• Waning Crescent
• Waxing Crescent
• Waxing Gibbous
• Waning Gibbous

Which image represents the 1st quarter moon?

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Name the Moon Phase

• Full Moon

• 3rd/Last Quarter Moon

• First Quarter Moon

Where is the moon located during a new moon?

• high above Earth’s orbital plane

• perpendicular to Earth’s axis

• directly between Earth and the sun

• on the side opposite of Earth from the sun