Phases of the Moon (Interactive Video)

How is the Moon classified in relation to Earth?

• As a planet that orbits the Sun

• As a natural satellite that orbits the Earth

• As a star that orbits the Earth

• As a planet that orbits the Earth

What is the Moon's surface primarily composed of?

• Water and ice

• Gases like oxygen

• Metal, rock, and fine rock particles

• Forests and deserts

Why do objects weigh less on the Moon compared to Earth?

• The Moon is farther away from the Sun

• The Moon has a stronger gravitational pull

• The Moon has a weaker gravitational pull

• The Moon is smaller than Earth

What key features does Earth possess that the Moon lacks, making Earth suitable for life?

• A rocky surface

• A strong gravitational pull

• An atmosphere and water

• Mountains and deserts

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How long does it take for the Moon to complete one full spin on its axis?

• 24 hours

• 7 days

• 27 days

• 365 days

What causes the ocean tides to rise and fall?

• The Earth's rotation

• The Sun's heat

• The Moon's gravitational pull

• Underwater earthquakes

Why does the Moon appear to change its shape from night to night?

• The Moon is actually changing its physical shape

• Clouds are blocking parts of the Moon

• The amount of the Moon's surface reflecting sunlight changes

• The Earth's shadow is covering parts of the Moon

What is the position of the Moon relative to the Sun and Earth during a New Moon phase?

• The Earth is between the Sun and the Moon

• The Moon is between the Sun and the Earth

• The Sun is between the Earth and the Moon

• The Moon is directly above the Earth