What phase is when the moon is between Earth and the Sun and cannot be seen?

What is it called when the amount of the moon's lighted surface seen on Earth increases? (aka illumination increases)

What is it called when the amount of the moon's lighted surface that can be seen from earth gets smaller (illumination descreases)?

What is it called when the moon temporarily blocks the sunlight reaching Earth?

What is it called when Earth's shadow falls on the moon?

What are the dark-colored, relatively flat areas on the Moon, (aka lava flooded plain)?

What are hollow areas that have circular walls on the moon?

___________ is the lighter out portion of the moon's shadow and the __________ is the darker inner shadow that the moon casts during a solar eclipse.

Why does the moon shine?

Which phase from the following choices is the moon least visible (smallest)?

Which is a person more likely to see in their lifetime? Why? (pick all that apply)

Why do we only ever see one side of the moon?

What direction does the moon rotate and revolve?

The moon's diameter is close to the width of the ___________.

Would a spacecraft need more fuel to leave Earth or the moon due to the higher escape velocity (which is based on gravity)?

Which lasts longer a solar or lunar eclipse?

What is the order of the 3 celestial objects for a solar eclipse to occur?

What is the order of the 3 celestial objects for a lunar eclipse to occur?

What do scientists study to learn about the inside of the moon? What tool do they use? Select all that apply.

What causes craters on the moon? Select all that apply.

What theory is the idea that a Mars sized object hit the Earth and the debris flung out and collected to make the moon?

What are the reasons the atmosphere on the moon would not be possible for human life? Choose all that apply.

How much gravity does the moon have compared to the Earth?

A lunar eclipse is during a ____________ moon and a solar eclipse is during a ____________ moon.

Which theory states that the moon was orbiting the Sun before it was brought into orbit around the Earth?

Which theory is the idea that the Earth and moon formed from the same dust and gas as it was pulled together?

Which theory is the idea that the Earth was spinning so fast that a chunk flew out into space and became the moon?

____________ is the point when the moon is the farthest from the Earth in its orbit and the ______________ is the point when the moon is closest to the Earth in its orbit.

What is it called when sunlight reflects from the Earth to the moon and back to the Earth again so we are able to see the shadowed part of the moon?

What is it called when it is the full moon closest to the autumnal (fall) equinox?

What is it called when it is the full moon after a harvest moon?

How long is a lunar cycle precisely?

What is the line that divides the lighted and shadowed parts of the moon?

The near side of the moon has a lot of ______________, while the far side has very little but does have a lot of _____________.

A person needs to be standing in the ______________ to see a total eclipse, but only in the ______________ to see a partial eclipse.

What are the pinpoints of light due to sunlight reflecting off of the craters on the moon's edge right before a total solar eclipse?

What is it called when there is one last pinpoint of light visible before a total solar eclipse?

What is it called when the moon is at its farthest point in its orbit and does not fully block out the sun during a solar eclipse?

What do we know about the moon according to the Bible? Select all that apply.

What are long, narrow valleys that start and end abruptly on the surface of the moon?

Why does the moon have a nearly perfect spherical shape?

Why does the moon have a very thin atmosphere?

How did lunar mountains appear? Choose all that apply!

What is the near side of the moon?

What is the far side of the moon?

What is the dark side of the moon?

What is the light side of the moon?

How does the sun move? Choose all that apply!

How does the Earth move? Choose all that apply!

How does the moon move? Choose all that apply.