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End of 8th Grade Science 22-23

Total questions: 152

Worksheet time: 2hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Compare the forces that occur when a grocery cart collides with a parked car.

a)

The cart puts a bigger force on the car

b)

The car puts a bigger force on the cart

c)

The forces are equal and in the same direction.

d)

The forces are equal in size and opposite in direction.

2.

A student crashed a blue cart into a block three different ways, all at fast speed. One time the cart had 0 washers, one time it had 4 washers and one time it had 8 washers. In which case was the force on the cart largest?

a)

When the cart had 0 washers

b)

When the cart had 4 washers

c)

When the cart had 8 washers

d)

It was always the same force

3.

Two football players are running towards each other and they crash. Player 1 is larger and player 2 is smaller. Which player exerts the biggest peak force?

a)

Player 1

b)

Player 2

c)

The forces on both players are the same size

4.

A free body diagram

a)

Shows an object in space

b)

Shows all of the objects in a collision

c)

shows all the forces acting on an object

d)

shows how fast an object is moving

5.

The force of an object is determined by its

a)

Acceleration

b)

Density

c)

Volume

d)

Mass

6.

The momentum of an object depends upon the object's ___________&_____________.

a)

size and shape

b)

mass and speed

c)

mass and veloctiy

d)

mass and energy

7.
Momentum is a ____________________ quantity
a)
science
b)
scalar
c)
vector
d)
energy
8.

The momentum of an object depends upon the object's ___________&_____________.

a)

size and shape

b)

mass and speed

c)

mass and veloctiy

d)

mass and energy

9.
The definition of momentum is
a)
Mass in Motion
b)
The size of an object
c)
The velocity of an object
d)
A comparison between two objects
10.
If two objects have the same mass, then the faster moving object has ____________ momentum.
a)
more 
b)
less
c)
the same
11.

What does velocity tell us about an object?

a)

its speed and direction

b)

its force

c)

its momentum

d)

its speed

12.

How many laws did Newton make?

a)

Newton made 5 Laws

b)

Newton made 3 Laws

c)

Newton made 2 Laws

d)

Newton made 1 Law

13.

What number is the law of Inertia law number 1, 2, or 3?

a)

Law number 1

b)

Law number 2

c)

Law number 3

d)

Law number 4

14.

What is an example of law number 3?

a)

A soccer ball won't move unless kicked

b)

For every reaction there is a equal and opposite reaction

c)

A full grocery cart requires more force to push than an empty cart

15.

In Newtons first law a pencil on a table will remain there unless (a)   .

16.

Is the 3rd law the law of Action?

a)

True

b)

False

17.

Is the 2nd law the law of Learning?

a)

True

b)

False

18.

"A soccer ball will not move until it's kicked" Is that an example of law # 1, 2, or 3?

a)

#1

b)

#2

c)

#3

19.

Which is an example of law number 1 (Law of Inertia)?

a)

Several dogs pulling a sled makes it to accelerate more quickly than just one dog pulling it.

b)

A pencil on a desk will stay there until picked up.

20.

Isaac (a)   .

21.

True or False? Isaac Newton originally was going to make 5 laws.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

What does the law of acceleration mean?

a)

The change of velocity.

b)

Staying in place.

c)

How to ride a bike.

d)

Eating candy.

23.

Bonus Questions

When was Isaac Newton Born?

a)

July 14, 1983

b)

December 25, 1642

c)

October 31, 1712

d)

May 4, 1997

24.

Bonus Question

When did Isaac Newton Die?

a)

June 18, 2010

b)

September 2, 2010

c)

June 23, 2010

d)

March 31, 1727

25.

Bonus Question

What age was Isaac Newton when he died?

a)

72 years old

b)

11 years old

c)

3 years old

d)

53 years old

e)

84 years old

26.

What was Isaac Newton?

a)

Mathematician, Astronomer, Scientist, and Author.

b)

Scientist, Dog Walker, School Teacher

c)

FBI Agent, Scientist, Daveed!!!!!

d)

Stay at home parent, Bill Nye, Rick Sanchez

27.

One important characteristic of sound waves is that they are ___________________ waves.

a)

mechanical

b)

short

c)

ultraviolet

d)

primary

28.

Sound waves must travel through ___________________.

a)

air

b)

a medium

c)

an outward area

d)

a short

29.

Sound waves can NOT travel through

a)

Air

b)

Water

c)

Earth

d)

space

30.

The sound that we actually hear is the vibration of molecules.

a)

True

b)

False

31.

Longitudinal waves means that the disturbance of the wave travels in different directions as the wave.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

This is a visual of a sound wave. It is an example of _____________________ wave.

a)

a mechanical

b)

a longitudinal

c)

both a mechanical and longitudinal

33.

If there is a loud noise in your house, the sound travels through

a)

the air

b)

the air and the wall

c)

the air, the wall, the floor

d)

the air and most everything in the house

34.

If there is a loud noise in space, the sound travels through

a)

the space particles

b)

small atoms in space

c)

space is a vacuum, so nothing

35.

What is the source of a sound wave?

a)

Electricity

b)

Vibration

c)

Light waves

d)

Tiny nuclear explosions

36.

The intensity of a sound wave is equal to the sound power (P) divided by the _______.

a)

Area

b)

Time

c)

Distance

d)

Energy

37.
What is the definition of CONVECTION
a)
When heat transfers through waves.
b)
When heat transfers from objects that are touching.
c)
a  hot liquid or air that  expands, becomes less dense, and rises or becomes more dense, and sinks.
d)
Heat traveling from the sun
38.
The cycle that powers the ocean currents, weather, and tectonic plates it called
a)
conduction current
b)
radiation
c)
condition current
d)
convection current
39.
Heat transfers from an area of ____temperature to an area of ___ temperature.
a)
high to low
b)
low to high
c)
high to high
d)
It can travel high to low and low to high. 
40.
What kind of heat transfer happens when the sun is heating your body?
a)
Conduction
b)
Radiation
c)
Convection
d)
Density
41.
Warm air rises and the cool air sinks demonstrates this type of heat transfer. 
a)
conduction
b)
convection
c)
radiation
d)
Insolation 
42.
The baby chickens are kept warm from the heat lamps demonstrates this type of heat transfer. 
a)
conduction
b)
convection
c)
radiation
43.
Walking on the warm sand sand with your bare feet demonstrates this type of heat transfer. 
a)
conduction
b)
convection
c)
radiation
44.
Johnny accidentally grabbed the handle of the hot pot.
a)
conduction
b)
convection
c)
radiation
45.
A group of friends gather around a fire to stay warm.
a)
conduction
b)
convection
c)
radiation
46.
Transfer of thermal energy through "space"
a)
conduction
b)
convection
c)
radiation
47.
Transfer of thermal energy through "flow"
a)
conduction 
b)
convection
c)
radiation
48.
Transfer of thermal energy through "touch"
a)
conduction
b)
convection
c)
radiation
49.

movement of energy that occurs due to differences in temperature and density

a)

radiation

b)

conduction

c)

convection

50.
Which is an example of conduction?
a)
Steam is rising from a cup of hot coffee.
b)
A hot biscuit is warming the plate it is on.
c)
The sun is shining through a window and warming a table.
d)
Grilling a hot dog over a campfire.
51.
Which is an example of convection?
a)
the heat coming from a campfire
b)
a spoon in a bowl of soup becoming warmer
c)
warmer water at the surface of a swimming pool
d)
a hamburger being warmed by a campfire
52.
Radiation is when energy is transferred...
a)
by contact
b)
by flow of fluid in liquid or gas
c)
by waves or rays
d)
this is not an energy-transfer process
53.
Which numbered part of the picture represents the way that energy from the sun reaches Earth?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
54.
What is the original source of most of the energy that people use?
a)
Energy that reaches Earth by radiation from the sun.
b)
Energy that reaches the earth by convection from the sun.
c)
Energy that reaches the earth by radiation from the core.
d)
Energy that reaches the earth by conduction from the core.
55.

A crayon placed on a dark driveway in bright sunlight melted into a colorful puddle. What caused the crayon to melt?

a)

Solar radiation heated the driveway and then heat transferred to the crayon by conduction.

b)

Solar radiation heated the driveway and then heat transferred to the crayon by radiation.

c)

Solar convection heated the driveway and then heat transferred to the crayon by radiation.

d)

Solar convection heated the driveway and then heat transferred to the crayon by conduction.

56.
How many kinds of heat transfer are there?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4 or more
57.

What does the Big Bang Theory tell us

a)

About the popular television show.

b)

the entire universe was once condensed in the form of primeval atom, or a dense mass.

c)

how the universe began.

58.

Most scientists believe the Big Bang Theory explains which of the following questions?

a)

How our planets and moons formed

b)

How our universe began

c)

How the sun turns hydrogen into helium

d)

How fast light travels through space

59.

Which scientists was responsible for coining the phrase “Big Bang?”

a)

Fred Doyle

b)

Albert Einstein

c)

Sir Isaac Newton

d)

Edwin Hubble

60.

Which statement is true?

a)

The galaxies are moving toward us.

b)

The galaxies are moving away from us.

c)

The universe remains static or unchanged in motion.

d)

None of the above

61.

Light emitted from a star or galaxy can be separated into a band of colors, called a ________.

a)

Red Shift

b)

Wave Length

c)

Spectrum

d)

Microwave

62.

As galaxies move away from our galaxy

a shift on the electromagnetic spectrum

(EMS) is noticed. This phenomena is

called _____________.

a)

redshift

b)

blueshift

c)

unshift

d)

blackshift

63.

How does Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation support the Big Band Theory?

a)

Microwaves are found everywhere in the universe.

b)

Microwaves occurred at the time of the Big Bang

c)

Microwaves are useful in our everyday lives

d)

Only A & B

64.

How does the abundance of hydrogen and helium support the Big Bang Theory.

a)

Hydrogen and helium are elements on the Periodic Table

b)

Hydrogen and helium are in the same ratio throughout the universe.

c)

Hydrogen and helium have many current uses today

65.
Our theory of the universe was confirmed by the discovery of:
a)
fusion.
b)
cosmic microwave background radiation.
c)
the Andromeda galaxy.
d)
the Doppler effect.
66.
The universe is expanding!  This means that:
a)
all of the galaxies are spreading out.
b)
the universe must have started from a single point.
c)
the universe is cooling down.
d)
all of the above.
67.
How long does it take light from our Sun to reach Earth?
a)
3 seconds
b)
8 minutes
c)
57 hours
d)
1 year
68.
Spectroscopes can tell us all of these about except...
a)
Temperature of a star
b)
Elements that make up a star
c)
Age of a star
d)
Size of a star
69.

Which statement is true about the Big Bang Theory? Choose all that apply.

a)

It should appear longer because of a redshift.

b)

the universe formed by the rapid expansion of space from a point 10–20 billion years ago

c)

The universe is expanding because light from faraway stars and galaxies is shifting towards the blue colors.


d)

When stars and galaxies move farther away from each other, we say that the universe is expanding and that this is due to a shift in the frequency of light coming from these light sources.


70.

What is the correct order for the formation of our solar system?

a)

1,2,3,4

b)

2,3,4,1

c)

2,4,3,1

d)

1,3,4,2

71.

How would the planets move if the Sun disappeared?

a)

The planet would stop moving because gravity is no longer affecting it.

b)

The planet would move for a little while longer, but then stop.

c)

The planet would move in a straight line in the direction it had been traveling, because of its inertia.

d)

The planet would stop moving, but then start moving again because it would attach to another celestial object or planet.

72.

The orbital speeds of planets closer to the Sun will be faster than planets farther away because.....

a)

The gravity decreases as the distance between the objects increase.

b)

The gravity increases as the distance between the objects decrease.

c)

The gravity increases as the mass of the object increases.

d)

The gravity between the objects decrease as the objects warm up.

73.

How do scientists believe gravity influenced the formation of the planets in our solar system?

a)

A large cloud of gas and dust ignited into a planet.

b)

Gravity pulled the planets out of the Sun.

c)

A large explosion created the planets.

d)

Large pieces of debris clumped together to form planets.

74.

What are the steps of the Nebular Theory?

a)

Step 1: A tiny point rapidly expanded

Step 2: Helium was compressed into stars

Step 3: The stars explode and turn into planets

b)

Step 1: Gravity pulled together atoms in a nebula

Step 2: Nuclear fusion occurred and a star is born

Step 3: Smaller clumps around the star formed into planets

c)

Step 1: The solar system formed because of the Big Bang

Step 2: Our solar system was the first one

Step 3: Dark energy is pushing other solar systems away

d)

Step 1: Gaseous planets will orbit the Sun slower

Step 2: Rocky planets will orbit the Sun faster

Step 3: The Sun will vaporize all the inner planets

75.

Which to things affect the strength of gravitational pull?

a)

Distance and Weight

b)

Heat and Density

c)

Mass and Distance

d)

Gas and Dust

76.

What causes the tides?

a)

The Moon and the Sun's gravity

b)

The Earth and the Sun's gravity

c)

Jupiter and Saturn's gravity

d)

The inner planets gravity

77.

What does the Earth, Moon and Saturn have in common?

a)

The Sun revolves around them.

b)

Saturn orbits the Earth, and at the same time, the Moon revolves around the Earth.

c)

They all revolve in elliptical orbital paths around the Sun due to gravity.

d)

They all have life on them.

78.

How does the Moon's gravity cause the rise and fall of Earth's ocean levels?

a)

The Sun's gravitational force "pulls" on both the Earth and the Moon at different times.

b)

Earth revolves on its axis, which causes ocean levels to rise facing the Moon.

c)

Since the Moon has more mass than Earth, the Moon's gravity causes tides.

d)

The Moon's gravitational force "pulls" on the oceans

79.

Gravity is affected by

a)

mass and distance

b)

shape and color

c)

volume and density

80.

The pull of gravity decreases when the distance between two objects

a)

Increases

b)

Decreases

81.

This shows

a)

Size difference between the planets accurately

b)

Distance between the planets accurately

c)

Both size and distance accurately

82.

What is the center of our solar system?

a)

The sun

b)

Earth

c)

Jupiter

d)

Saturn

83.

Our Solar System_________

a)

Has 8 planets that are very close together

b)

Has 8 planets, but is mostly empty space

c)

Has 9 planets that are very close together

d)

Has 9 planets, but is mostly empty space

84.

Why is making a model of the solar system difficult?

a)

Don't have the right materials

b)

The solar system is so big and the objects in it are so small in comparison

c)

There are too many parts in a model

d)

Because the science concepts are too difficult

85.
Which planet in the Solar system has the shortest revolutionary period?
a)
Mercury
b)
Earth
c)
Jupiter
d)
Neptune
86.
If you were going to make a scale model of the Solar system what planet should be the largest?
a)
Jupiter
b)
Saturn
c)
Earth
d)
Uranus
87.
What planet in the Solar system has the lowest average temperature?
a)
Uranus
b)
Neptune
c)
Mars
d)
Saturn
88.

What is a light year?

a)

It is the LUMINOSITY of the Sun compared to other stars.

b)

Like a regular year, only with less calories.

c)

It is the DISTANCE light travels in one year.

d)

It is the TIME it takes light from the Sun to get to the Earth.

89.

It takes light about ___ to reach the Earth from the Sun.

a)

8 seconds

b)

8 minutes

c)

8 days

d)

8 years

90.
Which definition accurately describes the Astronomical Unit (AU)?
a)
The average distance between the planets. 
b)
The average distance between Earth and Mars.
c)
The average distance between the Earth and the Sun. 
d)
The average size of the Earth compared to the Sun. 
91.
How do the sizes of the inner planets compare to the sizes of the outer planets?
a)
The inner planets are larger.
b)
The outer planets are smaller.
c)
There is no size difference between the inner and outer planets.
d)
The inner planets are smaller.
92.
Describe how the distances between the orbits of the inner planets compare to the distances between the orbits of the outer planets.
a)
The distances between orbits of the outer planets are much smaller.
b)
The distances between orbits of the outer planets are much larger.
c)
The distances between orbits of the inner planets are much larger.
d)
There is no difference between the distances of the orbits of the inner planets and the outer planets.
93.
The spinning of an object on its axis is called______
a)
orbit
b)
rotation
c)
revolution
d)
tide
94.
The earth orbits around...
a)
the sun.
b)
the moon
c)
other planets
d)
the Milky Way
95.
How long does it take the Earth to make one REVOLUTION around the Sun?
a)
12 hours
b)
24 hours
c)
365 days
d)
29.5 days
96.
When the Earth completes a full orbit around the Sun, it has completed _____ rotations or days
a)
7
b)
30
c)
91
d)
365
97.
The invisible line that passes through the North Pole and the South Pole is called Earth's ____
a)
axis
b)
equator
c)
ecliptic
d)
prime meridian
98.
The Sun goes around the Earth.
a)
True
b)
False
99.
1. How many degrees is Earth tilted?
a)
None. The Earth is not tilted.
b)
230 degrees.
c)
23.5 degrees
100.
The SUN REVOLVES around the:
a)
Moon
b)
Earth
c)
The Sun doesn't revolve
101.

Completed in 24 hours

a)

Rotation

b)

Revolution

102.

Completed in a year

a)

Rotation

b)

Revolution

103.

The earth spins at a constant speed, always in the same direction.

a)

Rotation

b)

Revolution

104.
In winter, the axis of the earth is pointed away or toward the sun?
a)
towards
b)
up
c)
down
d)
away
105.
Why is the Equator warmest?
a)
Because it is closest to the sun.
b)
Because it receives the most direct sunlight
c)
Because no clouds form here.
d)
Because it is far from the sun
106.
Which season is taking place in the Northern Hemisphere in Position 1?
a)
Winter
b)
Spring
c)
Summer
d)
Fall
107.
Which season is taking place in the Northern Hemisphere in Position 3?
a)
Winter
b)
Spring
c)
Summer
d)
Fall
108.
If its ____ in the Northern hemisphere, then its summer in the Southern hemisphere. 
a)
spring
b)
summer
c)
fall
d)
winter
109.
Why does the area around the equator stay the same temperature all year?
a)
The equator rotates slower than the poles.
b)
The equator remains the same distance from the sun.
c)
The equator always receives direct sunlight.
d)
The equator has 18 hour days.
110.
If its ____ in the Northern hemisphere, then its fall in the Southern hemisphere. 
a)
spring
b)
summer
c)
fall
d)
winter
111.
If its ____ in the Northern hemisphere, then its summer in the Southern hemisphere. 
a)
spring
b)
summer
c)
fall
d)
winter
112.
What is the longest day of the year?
a)
winter solstice
b)
summer solstice
c)
fall equinox
d)
spring equinox
113.

In the diagram below, the Northern hemisphere would be in what season at position A?

a)

Fall or Autumn

b)

Spring

c)

Winter

d)

Summer

114.

During a summer solstice the America, the southern hemisphere experiences

a)

a vernal equinox

b)

the autmunal equinox

c)

a summer solstice

d)

a winter solstice

115.

Why is summer warmer than winter?

a)

The hemisphere experiencing summer is tilted more directly toward the sun

b)

During summer, the entire planet is closer to the sum

c)

The sun radiates more energy during the summer

d)

The earth spins slower on its axis during the summer

116.
What does the rotation of the earth cause us to experience?
a)
seasons
b)
year
c)
day & night
d)
eclipse
117.

6. When the northern hemisphere has summer...

a)

...the southern hemisphere has winter.

b)

...the southern hemisphere has spring.

c)

...the southern hemisphere has autumn.

118.

Which hemisphere do we live in?

a)

Northern Hemisphere

b)

Southern Hemisphere

c)

Western Hemisphere

d)

Eastern Hemisphere

119.

Based on the diagram, which season would the northern hemisphere be experiencing?

a)

Winter

b)

Spring

c)

Summer

d)

Fall

120.

Which diagram models a hypothetical situation in which every location on Earth would have 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness per day?

a)
b)
c)
d)
121.

Which of these changes would likely occur if the rate of Earth's rotation on its axis increased?

a)

The length of the seasons would be longer.

b)

The length of the seasons would be shorter.

c)

The length of a day would be shorter.

d)

The length of a day would be longer.

122.

The beginning of autumn in North American is in September, but the beginning of autumn in South America is in March. The diagram shows a picture of the Earth, the sun, and the moon on one day in September and another in March. Why does autumn start in different months of the year in North America and South America?

a)

Earth's orbit around the sun is not a perfect circle.

b)

North America has a larger landmass than South America.

c)

The moon has a greater pull on South America than North America.

d)

Earth's axis has a 23.5 degree tilt.

123.

Students in a science class in Marfa, Texas, made a poster with a diagram to represent seasonal change in the Northern hemisphere. Which statement best describes conditions for Earth at position 1 in the diagram?

a)

There are an equal number of hours of daylight and nighttime in the Northern hemisphere, and the north pole is tilted away from the Sun.

b)

The Northern hemisphere has the fewest hours of daylight, and the Earth's axis does not tilt at this position.

c)

There are an equal number of daylight and nighttime hours in this position because the Earth is not tilted in this position.

d)

The Northern hemisphere has the fewest hours of daylight, and the north pole is tilted away from the Sun.

124.
A[n] ___________ tide occurs when the sun, Earth, and the moon are nearly in a line. 
a)
spring
b)
high
c)
low
d)
neap
125.
What is a difference between spring and neap tides?
a)
Spring tides occur when the earth and sun are IN LINE with the new or full moon. 
b)
Spring tides occur when moon in 3rd or 1st quarter phases
c)
Spring tides are LOWER than neap tides
d)
Spring tides occur in Spring and neap tides can occur in any season
126.
Which body has the greater effect on Earth's tides?
a)
Sun
b)
Saturn
c)
Moon 
d)
Venus
127.
What happens when there is a spring tide
a)
Short Tides and semi-short tides
b)
High tides and very low tides
c)
low tides and medium tides
d)
small tidal ranges
128.
What do we call a tide that has a large range?
a)
gravity
b)
wind
c)
spring
d)
neap
129.
What do we call tides that have a smaller range that happen when the sun and moon are at right angles to each other?
a)
Neap Tide
b)
Spring Tide
c)
Larger Change
d)
Smaller Change
130.
What type of tides would this arrangement of earth-moon-sun create?
a)
neap tide
b)
spring tide
c)
new moon tide
d)
full moon tide
131.
What type of tide would this arrangement of earth-moon-sun create?
a)
full moon tide
b)
new moon tide
c)
neap tide
d)
spring tide
132.
Which moon phase is shown in this diagram?
a)
new moon
b)
first quarter
c)
full moon
d)
last quarter/3rd quarter
133.
What causes tides?
a)
gravity
b)
wind
c)
spring
d)
neap
134.
Which body has the greater effect on Earth's tides?
a)
Sun
b)
Saturn
c)
Moon 
d)
Venus
135.
At the same time the sea is drawn to the moon, another tidal bulge takes place on other side of Earth.  True or False?
a)
True
b)
False
c)
Maybe
d)
I don't know!
136.
If tides alternate from high to low and there are two of each type of tide a day, about how many hours will generally be between each different tide?
a)
2 hours
b)
6 hours
c)
12 hours
d)
24 hours
137.
What type of tides would this arrangement of earth-moon-sun create?
a)
neap tide
b)
spring tide
c)
new moon tide
d)
full moon tide
138.
How long after a new moon will it take to see another new moon?
a)
14 days
b)
about one month
c)
24 hours
d)
365 days
139.
If the last full moon was on April 4th, when can you expect to see the next full moon? 
a)
April 29th
b)
July 4th
c)
May 4th
d)
September 12th
140.
What phase comes AFTER this one?
a)
Waxing Crescent
b)
Waning Gibbous
c)
Waxing Gibbous
d)
Third Quarter
141.
What phase comes BEFORE this one?
a)
New Moon
b)
Third Quarter
c)
Waxing Crescent
d)
Full Moon
142.
What phase comes BEFORE this one?
a)
Full Moon
b)
Third Quarter
c)
New Moon
d)
First Quarter
143.
What phase comes AFTER this one?
a)
Waning Crescent
b)
Waning Gibbous
c)
Waxing Crescent
d)
Third Quarter
144.
Which lunar phase is occurring at S?
a)
New Moon
b)
Full Moon
c)
waning crescent
d)
waxing crescent
145.
In how many days will a new moon occur? 
a)
7
b)
21
c)
14
d)
24.5
146.
Which lunar phase is occurring at V?
a)
New Moon
b)
Full Moon
147.

What moon would you expect to see on March 23rd?

a)
b)
c)
d)
148.

What is the missing lunar phase?

a)

Third Quarter

b)

Waxing Crescent

c)

New Moon

d)

Waning Gibbous

149.

Use the calendar to predict the moon phase on March 9th.

a)

New Moon

b)

Full Moon

c)

Third Quarter

d)

First Quarter

150.

Use the calendar to predict the moon phase on March 26th.

a)

Waxing Crescent

b)

Waning Crescent

c)

Waning Gibbous

d)

Waxing Gibbous

151.

Use the calendar to predict the moon phase on March 30th.

a)

New Moon

b)

Full Moon

c)

Third Quarter

d)

First Quarter

152.
Which lunar phase is visible when the moon is in this position?
a)
New moon
b)
Full moon