As shown below, sunlight is more spread out as you move ________ the equator.

Which letter shows Earth’s position in the summer?

A lunar eclipse can only occur during which type of moon phase?

During ________ phases, more of the Moon is visible each night.

When the north end of Earth’s rotation axis is pointing toward the Sun, which statement is true?

The yearly orbit of Earth around the Sun is called its ____.

The longest a total solar eclipse lasts is about how long?

During which phase is just the western half of the Moon lit?

Earth rotates on its axis about once every year.

Which is the correct order for the pictures to explain the giant impact hypothesis for the Moon’s formation?

Match the description: first quarter

Match the description: full moon

Match the description: third quarter

Match the description: lunar eclipse

Match the description: maria

Match the description: craters

Moon phase in which none of the lighted surface of the Moon can be seen from Earth

Occurrence caused by Earth's coming between the Sun and the Moon and casting its shadow on the Moon

Since the Moon revolves once around Earth in the same amount of time that it takes to rotate on its axis the _______________ faces Earth.

The summer solstice occurs in June in the northern hemisphere and in December in the southern hemisphere.

Night and day on Earth are caused by Earth's revolution around the Sun.

The Sun's rays strike Earth at their northernmost and southernmost positions during ____.

December 21 or 22 is known as the ____.

Moon phase in which none of the lighted surface of the Moon can be seen from Earth is called ____.

Imaginary line extending between the poles around which Earth spins is called the ____.

Turning of Earth on its axis is known as ____.

Moon phases in which the amount of lighted surface seen on Earth increases are called ____.

Spring tides--

Which phase of the Moon is shown if this is a picture of what the sky looks like at midnight?

What is the term for the path that the Moon takes as it revolves around Earth?

Which phase of the Moon occurs when the entire face of the Moon is illuminated as seen from Earth?

What is the name of the phenomenon when the Moon passes directly between the Sun and Earth, blocking sunlight?

What is the term for the Moon phase when more than half of the Moon is illuminated but not yet full?

Which phenomenon occurs when the Earth is directly between the Sun and the Moon, casting a shadow on the Moon?

What is the name of the line that divides the illuminated and dark sides of the Moon?

What is the term for the Moon phase when less than half of the Moon is illuminated and it is decreasing?

Which phase of the Moon occurs when the Moon is between the Earth and the Sun, and the side facing Earth is dark?

What is the name of the phenomenon when Earth passes directly between the Sun and the Moon, casting a shadow on the Moon?

What is the term for the Moon phase when less than half of the Moon is illuminated and it is decreasing?

During which phase of the Moon is the entire face of the Moon not visible from Earth?

Which phenomenon occurs when the Moon is directly between the Sun and Earth, blocking sunlight from reaching Earth?

What is the correct order of the planets in the Solar System, starting closest to the Sun?

TRUE or FALSE: During a Spring tide, the earth, moon and sun are in a straight line.

Which locations show when the earth is experiencing a high tide?

Which locations show when the earth is experiencing a Spring tide?

The bulge in the ocean is showing

TRUE or FALSE: During a Spring tide, the earth, moon and sun are in a straight line.

Which locations show when the earth is experiencing a high tide?

Which locations show when the earth is experiencing a Spring tide?

Which locations does earth experience a low tide?

When the sun and moon are both pulling on the earth's ocean, we experience

Why is the moon's gravitational pull on our ocean greater than the sun's pull?

We know the sun is larger than the moon. Why do they appear about the same size from earth?

A spring tide happens during which phases of the moon?

TRUE or FALSE: A Neap Tide happens during a Full Moon or a New Moon.

A Neap tide happens...

A solar eclipse happens

This is an example of

The earth traveling around the sun is called

What kind of eclipse is this?

Which eclipse makes the moon cast a shadow on the earth?

Which kind of eclipse can only happen during a full moon at night?

Why don't we get a Solar Eclipse every time we pass through the New Moon Phase?

What is the most widely accepted idea about how the Moon formed?

What are the main features on the Moon's surface?

What causes the Moon to move in an orbit around Earth?

How long does it take for the Moon to make one complete revolution around Earth?

What are maria on the Moon?

How often does the Moon rotate as it revolves around Earth?

What is the phase called when the Moon's near side is completely lit?

During which week of the lunar cycle does the first quarter phase occur?

In which week does the third quarter phase occur?

What is the phase called when the Moon's near side is completely dark?

The sun is ______ km from Earth.

The Sun's energy is from _________.

The Sun's core temperature is hotter than the surface temperature.

The motion of one object around another object

The path an object follows as it moves around another object

One complete Earth rotation is called a ________ and takes 24 hours. 

Earth's rotation makes object in the sky to __________ east to west across the sky.

The curved surface of the Earth's surface causes the sunlight to spread more at the __________ than at the _________. 

The direction of the north end of Earth's rotation axis points towards the sun during __________ and _________.

The direction of the north end of Earth's rotation axis points away from the sun during __________ and _________.

A day when Earth's rotation axis is the most toward or away from the Sun

A day when Earth's rotation axis is leaning along Earth's orbit, neither toward or away from the Sun

Which two point in Earth's orbit is the solar energy increasing?

Which two point in Earth's orbit is the solar energy decreasing? Mark 2

The height of the apparent path of the sun through the sky in the northern hemisphere during December  Solstice is ____________________.

The height of the apparent path of the sun through the sky in the northern hemisphere during June Solstice is ____________________.

An imaginary line that runs through the center on which an object rotates

Earth's _________ is always tilted in the same direction by the same amount (23.5 degrees).

The Sun's energy reaches Earth as ______________.

How long is a year on Earth?