Sun
Earth
Moon
Eclipses
stars/planets/bonus
100

This is the center of our solar system.

Sun

100

This term describes Earth's yearly trip around the Sun. The spinning on Earth's axis

Revolution and rotation

100

The moon reflects this from the sun.

light

100

This type of eclipse happens when the moon blocks the sun.

solar

100

a ________ A BODY THAT ORBITS A PLANET

satellite (natural)

200

The sun produces this through nuclear fusion.

energy

200

Earth is tilted at this angle on its axis.

23.5 degrees

200

These are the different shapes of the moon we see each month.

phases of the moon

200

This type of eclipse happens when the Earth blocks sunlight from the moon.

lunar

200

Who proposed that all the plates were once connected called Pangea

Alfred Wegner

300

The sun’s gravity keeps these objects in orbit around it.

planets

300

there are two model systems of the solar system. A sun centered and an Earth system. Which model is incorrect and what is its name

Geocentric

300

This is when we can’t see the moon at all.

new moon

300

You should never look directly at this type of eclipse.

solar

300

What are the five spheres

biosphere, cryosphere, atmostphere, lithosphere/geosphere, hydrosphere

400

The sun appears to rise in this direction each morning.

east

400

These are the two times in the year when one hemisphere gets the most or least sunlight.

Solstice

400

These are caused by the gravitational pull of the moon.

tides

400

Eclipses do not happen every month because of this.

the tilt of the moon's orbit

400

Who created the theory of plate tectonics

J. Tuzo Wilson

500

This layer of the sun is visible during a solar eclipse.

corona

500

Earth rotates from this direction to this direction.

west to east

500

This is the amount of time it takes for the moon to orbit Earth once.

27 days

500

The darkest part of an eclipse’s shadow is called this.

umbra

500

The part of the mantle called the _____________________ is made of soft rock that bends like plastic. Who 

asthenosphere

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