Day and Night
Seasons
Moon Phases
Challenge 1
Challenge 2
100

Day & Night occurs due to the _______ of the Earth. 

Rotation

100

What is the season between Summer and Winter?

Autumn

100

How many Moon Phases are there?

8

100

Where are the coldest parts on Earth?

North and South Poles

100

What does 'Waxing' mean?

Getting bigger

200

How long does it take for Earth to complete 1 rotation?

24 hours

200

Seasons occur due to the ______ of the Earth.

Tilt

200

In the Southern Hemisphere, which way do the phases occur?

Left to Right

200

How long is the Moon's rotation on its own axis?

27.3 days

200

What is the climate like at the Equator?

Humid/hot

300
What is the event called when the hours of night are longest?

Winter Solstice

300

How many degrees is Earth's tilt? 

23.5 degrees.

300

What does 'Waning' mean?

Getting smaller

300

The Sun's rays hit the Equator at a _______ ________?

Short distance

300

What seasons do we have an Equinox?

Autumn and Spring

400

When its the afternoon/evening in the Southern Hemisphere, what time of day is it in the Northern Hemisphere?

Early morning/sunrise

400

What season is the Southern Hemisphere in if the Northern Hemisphere is tilted towards the Sun?

Winter

400

What is the phase called when we can't see the Moon at all?

New Moon

400

TRUE or FALSE: We see the Moon physically change every night. 

FALSE 

400
How long is a Lunar month?

29.5 days

500

Where on the Earth is day and night "equal" in length?

The Equator

500

State the dates of the Equinox. 

21st March, 20-21st September (roughly)

500

What is the phase called when the second-half of the Moon is lit up?

Third Quarter

500

How long is the period of day and night at the North and South poles?

About 6 months each. 
500

The Moon's core is made up of what material? 

Iron and other elements. 

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