Earth's Motion
Moon Phases
Seasons and Eclipses
Tides
RANDOM
100

The Earth makes one _________ every 24 hours as it spins on its axis.

rotation

100

To grow means.. 

Wax

100

A ______ eclipse occurs when the moon passes directly between the sun and the Earth.

solar

100

What do we call the periodic rising and falling of the surface level of ocean water..

Tides

100

A dark flat area on the moon's surface filled with hardened lava is called?

Mare

200

The Earth makes one ________ around the sun every 365.25 days.

revolution

200

The moon phase in which less than half of the moon's sunlit side is visible. 

Crescent

200

A ______ eclipse occurs when the Earth passes directly between the sun and the moon.

Lunar

200

A _______ tide has the greatest range between low and high tides.

Spring

300

Every object in the universe attracts every other object, depending on their masses and distances from one another 

Law of Universal Gravitation

300

Does the moon rise every day at the same time?

NO

300

T OR F: Equinoxes occur when neither hemisphere is tilted towards the sun (think spring and fall)

True

300

A _______ tide has the lowest range between low and high tides.

neap

300

The _______'s surface has no water, wind, atmospheres and extreme temperatures.

Moon

400

The earth rotates on an axis of _________.

23.5 degrees 

400

As the moon orbits the Earth people only see its _____ side

Sunlit

400

T OR F: Solstices occur with neither hemisphere is tilted towards the sun (think winter and summer)

FALSE. At summer solstices the northern hemisphere is tilted towards the sun while at winter solstice is it tilted away from the sun

400

True or false. There are two areas on Earth where high or low tides occur at the same time.

TRUE

400

Who was the first person to walk on the moon?

Neil Armstrong

500

The greater the mass of an object, the greater the _____________________ of that object.

Gravitational pull

500

The moons gravity is about ______ of Earth's gravity.

1/6th

500

During a total lunar eclipse, the earth blocks sunlight form the moon. SO how is it possible for us to still "see" the moon?

The Earth's atmosphere is reflected by the moon causing the moon's color to appear from gray to copper!

500

How many high tides will occur in a day? How many low tides?

2 and 2

500

What do you call a large round depression that has been created by the impact of a meteoroid?

Crater