What Does the Moon Look Like?

The video explores the moon's appearance, size, and illumination. It explains that the moon is Earth's only natural satellite and is 27% the size of Earth. The moon does not emit its own light but reflects sunlight. It rotates once per orbit around Earth, and recent research suggests it is shaped like a lemon. The video concludes with a review and quiz questions about the moon's size, illumination, and shape.

How does the moon's size compare to Earth's?

• The moon is the same size as Earth.

• The moon is 88% the size of Earth.

• The moon is 60% the size of Earth.

• The moon is 27% the size of Earth.

What is the source of the moon's light?

• The moon absorbs light from the stars.

• The moon reflects light from the sun.

• The moon generates its own light.

• The moon reflects light from Earth.

How often does the moon rotate on its axis?

• Twice per orbit around Earth

• Once per orbit around Earth

• Once every month

• Once every day

Which of the following is true about the moon's illumination?

• The moon's light comes from its core.

• The moon is never in shadow.

• The sun lights half of the moon at any time.

• The moon is always fully illuminated.

What shape is the moon believed to resemble?

• A banana

• An orange

• A lemon

• An apple