Seasons
Moon Phases
Eclipses
Tides
100

The day with the most sun light during the day is called...and the day where sun light and night are equal lengths is called...

Solstice...Equinox 

100

True or False? Half of the moon is ALWAYS illuminated by the sun. 

TRUE 

100

The two types of eclipses are.....

Solar and Lunar 

100

True or False? The earth and the moon have gravity, but the earth's is stronger because the earth is bigger. 

TRUE 

200

Causes the seasons, and describes the path the earth takes around the sun. 

The Earth's orbit 

200

One lunar phase take about _________ days to complete. 

29.5 (30) 

200

This type of eclipse happens when the MOON comes between the sun and the earth. 

Solar 

200

Water levels RISE due to gravitational pull of the moon. This causes the _______ tide. 

Water levels DROP due to gravitational pull from the moon. This is called ________ tide. 

300

This feature of the earth causes the sun to shine on different parts of the planet at different angles. 

Tilt of the earth 

300

This moon phase is caused by the lit side of the moon facing 100% away from us. 

New Moon 
300

This type of eclipse is caused when the moon moves into the earth's shadow. 

Lunar 

300

Which type of tide is larger and comes right after a full moon. Neap or Spring 

Spring 

400

It is now SUMMER in this hemisphere of the earth 

The Southern Hemisphere 

400

This moon phase occurs when the lit side of the moon faces 100% toward us. 

Full moon 

400

2-5 ______ eclipses happen every year. 


Lunar

400

This type of tide is less extreme and happens right after the 1st and 3rd quarter moons. Neap or Spring 

Neap 

500

This season occurs when a Hemisphere of earth is leaning AWAY from the sun. 

Winter 

500

The _______'s orbit around the ________causes the change in how much of the lit moon we see. 

The moon's orbit around the earth 

500

Total SOLAR eclipses happen every _____(how often) 

18 months 

500

The moon and ______ work together to create a stronger gravitational pull which causes a SPRING tide. 

Sun