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What is the reason for the seasons?

The Earth's tilt

What type of eclipse is shown?

solar eclipse

What type of light produces more heat?

Direct

What moon phase is shown in the image?

waxing crescent

What moon phase is in the image?

waning gibbous

What causes moon phases?

revolution of the moon around the Earth, sun hitting the moon & reflecting so we see it

What is the word for "increasing light" for moon phases?

waxing

What is the moon phase right before a full moon?

waxing gibbous

If it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere, then what season is in the Southern hemisphere?

Winter

What causes day and night on Earth

its rotation

During what season is daytime the longest?

summer

How long does it take the Earth to make 1 revolution?

365.25 days

What are the 2 parts of the shadow shown?

umbra (darker part), penumbra (lighter part)

How does the Sun's light hit Earth during Spring and Fall?

equal amounts of direct and indirect light

About how long does it take for the moon to complete all of its phases (revolve around the Earth once)

about 1 month

What is the type of eclipse that causes the Earth to cast a shadow on the moon?

lunar

The amount of day and night are nearly equal during...

fall/spring

If it winter in the Northern Hemisphere, then what season is it in the Southern Hemisphere?

Summer

What is the word for decreasing light for moon phases?

waning

What is the type of Eclipse that is in the order of Sun, Moon, Earth

solar

What is the type of eclipse that causes the moon to cast a shadow on Earth

solar eclipse

What is the moon phase called where it looks completely dark?

New Moon

What is the moon phase where the RIGHT side of the moon looks half-lit?

1st quarter

True or False: During winter, we are receiving more direct light from the sun than indirect light

FALSE

How long does it take Earth to make 1 rotation?

24 hours

The longest day of the year is called the...

Summer Solstice

Looking at the image, the Earth on the left shows the beginning of ________________________for the Northern hemisphere

summer