Which is true
Moon
T/F, Multiple answers
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Hypothesis
100

Which is true of the moon’s layers?

1 The moon’s composition does not have a core as Earth’s composition does.

2 Moon samples indicate the moon’s mantle has more iron content than Earth’s mantle.

3 The moon’s composition is made up of different layers than Earth’s composition has.

2 Moon samples indicate the moon’s mantle has more iron content than Earth’s mantle.

100

What is the source of the moon’s light?

the sunlight reflecting off the moon’s surface

100

Looking directly at a solar eclipse will damage your eyes?

True

100

What type of an eclipse is pictured?

Solar eclipse

100

The moon’s path around Earth is its orbit or its _______________.

revolution

100

The waxing gibbous and waning gibbous are both phases that show a moon that is __________________________.

more than half full

100

What is a hypothesis?

An educated guess as to why something happened?

200

Which is true of the shape and size of the moon and Earth?

1 The moon and Earth have similar shapes but different sizes.

2 The moon and Earth have similar shapes and sizes.

3 The moon and Earth have different shapes but similar sizes.


1 The moon and Earth have similar shapes but different sizes.

200

What landform can be found on the moon and on Earth?

mountains

200

A lunar eclipse can be seen by everyone on Earth’s nighttime side?

True

200

What type of an eclipse is pictured?

Lunar eclipse

200

The complete spin of the moon on its axis is its _________________.

rotation

200

The moon is kept in its revolution by the ________________.

earth's gravity

200

What type of worldview do Christians have?

Biblical

300

Which is true of the atmosphere and 

1 The moon and Earth have similar atmospheres, and the moon has much lower temperatures than Earth’s.

2 The moon and Earth have similar atmospheres and temperatures.

3 The moon has almost no atmosphere and has more extreme temperatures than Earth’s.

3 The moon has almost no atmosphere and has more extreme temperatures than Earth’s.

300

What is the biblical view of the moon’s origin?

On the fourth day of Creation, God spoke the moon into existence to rule the night.

300

A solar eclipse occurs during a full moon.

False- New moon

300

What moon phase is letter C?

Full Moon

300

To design and build spacecraft that reduce risks to humans is the job of ____________________?

aerospace engineer

300

You always see the near side of the moon because the moon’s revolution and rotation take _________________ amounts of time.

similar

300

What is a biblical response to the giant impact hypothesis?

1 The theory follows most of the Bible’s account and is more realistic than myths.

2 The theory defends the Creation account in Genesis about the moon’s origin.

3 The theory does not reflect the Bible’s account in Genesis of the moon’s origin.


3 The theory does not reflect the Bible’s account in Genesis of the moon’s origin.

400

Which is true of the moon’s mass and gravity?

1 The moon’s mass is less than Earth’s mass, so the moon’s gravity is more than Earth’s gravity.

2 The moon’s mass is less than Earth’s mass, so the moon’s gravity is less than Earth’s gravity.

3 The moon’s mass is more than Earth’s mass, so the moon’s gravity is more than Earth’s gravity.

2 The moon’s mass is less than Earth’s mass, so the moon’s gravity is less than Earth’s gravity.

400

Why does Earth have fewer craters than the moon?

Earth’s atmosphere protects it from most meteorites, but the moon’s thin atmosphere does not protect it.

400

What are the two kinds of science?

1 One uses traditions from the past to try to explain what happened long ago.

2 One uses research from the present to describe the past.

3 One uses observations in the present to try to explain what happened long ago.

4 One uses measurement and observations to describe the present.


3 One uses observations in the present to try to explain what happened long ago.

4 One uses measurement and observations to describe the present.

400

What moon phase is letter A?

Third Quarter

400

When the sun and moon form right angles with Earth, their gravities pull against each other, causing __________________.

neap tides

400

The moon benefits Earth by its mass and revolution keeping Earth’s __________ mostly the same.

tilt

400

According to the giant impact hypothesis, how did the moon begin?

After a group of small solar system objects hit Earth, the fragments from the collision formed the moon.

500

Which is true of how are a tide and gravity related?

1 A tide is caused by the sun’s gravity being stronger than the moon’s gravity.

2 A tide is caused by the moon’s mass changing Earth’s gravity.

3 A tide is caused by the sun’s and moon’s gravities pulling on Earth’s oceans.

3 A tide is caused by the sun’s and moon’s gravities pulling on Earth’s oceans.

500

Which is true of the moon’s surface?

Scientists have not observed many surface changes because the moon has no weathering.

500

What are two ways Project Apollo increased our understanding of the moon?

1 Scientists found what different testing tools could be used on the moon.

2 People on Earth could watch the American flag being planted.

3 Neil Armstrong’s quote from the moon’s surface became famous.

4 Examining the moon samples showed the composition of lunar rocks.


1 Scientists found what different testing tools could be used on the moon.

4 Examining the moon samples showed the composition of lunar rocks.

500

What moon phase is letter B?

Waning Gibbous

500

When the sun’s and moon’s gravities pull together on Earth’s oceans, the tides are ______________.

spring tides

500

____________________________________ is one of the purposes of Project Apollo.

Understanding more about the moon

500

Daily Double: What is a problem with the giant impact hypothesis?

1 The striking planet may have been larger than the size of Mars and could earth survive that impact?

2 Parts of Earth’s crust would have melted, and oceans would have turned into steam.

3 The materials of the moon and the earth do not have similar densities.

1 The striking planet may have been larger than the size of Mars and could earth survive that impact?