During a lunar eclipse, the moon passes through the                                                    .

During a solar eclipse, where is the Moon positioned?

What does the diagram show?

What type of eclipse happens when the Earth comes between the Sun and moon?

What causes an eclipse?

Solar eclipses last longer than lunar eclipses.

You can see a lunar eclipse during the day.

Shadows can not be cast by solid objects.

During a lunar eclipse, we cannot see the moon.

A lunar eclipse can be seen from ANY part of the Earth in daylight at the time of the eclipse.

A lunar eclipse lasts longer than a solar eclipse.

The darkest part of a shadow is called a penumbra.

Every time we see a new moon or full moon, we can see an eclipse.

If the Sun is on the left during a solar eclipse, what is the correct order of the sun, moon, Earth and umbra?

If the Sun is on the left during a lunar eclipse, what is the correct order of the sun, moon, Earth and umbra?

Define astronomy

A force that exists between any two objects that have mass

Define light

An event that happens when the shadow of an object in space falls on the surface of another object

The ring of sunlight around the Sun during an annular eclipse is called the __________

The Earth or moon's faint shadow during a solar or lunar eclipse is the umbra

The ________ is the Earth or moon's dark shadow during a solar or lunar eclipse

Within the _____ shadow, you can see a total eclipse

During the ______ shadow, you can see a partial eclipse