A) Mars B) The Moon C) Venus D) The Sun
A) 24 B) 12 C) 18 D) 6
A) A week B) An hour C) A decade D) A month
A) Full Moon B) Last Quarter C) First Quarter D) New Moon
A) Gibbous Moon B) Full Moon C) Crescent Moon D) New Moon
A) Summer Solstice B) Autumnal Equinox C) Vernal Equinox D) Winter Solstice
A) Equinox B) Winter Solstice C) Apogee D) Summer Solstice
A) Autumnal Equinox B) Summer Solstice C) Winter Solstice D) Vernal Equinox
A) Equal day and night B) Shortest day of the year C) Noon D) Longest day of the year
A) Julian Calendar B) Islamic Calendar C) Gregorian Calendar D) Mayan Calendar
A) Solar only B) Lunar only C) Combined lunar and solar cycles D) Stars only
A) Lunar orbit speed B) Sync lunar with solar C) To confuse people D) Random change
A) Year B) Lunar rotation C) Hour D) Minute
A) Earth's axial tilt B) Solar flares C) Asteroid collisions D) Lunar phases
A) Decreasing light B) Increasing light C) No illumination D) Full illumination
A) Decreasing light B) No illumination C) Increasing light D) Full illumination
A) Solar heat B) Predicting floods C) Animal behavior D) Predicting eclipses
A) Moon relative to planets B) Moon relative to stars C) Moon relative to Sun D) Moon relative to Earth
A) Sun rotation B) Moon phase cycle C) Earth rotation D) Moon relative to stars
A) Great Wall of China B) Colosseum C) Stonehenge D) Eiffel Tower
A) Milky Way B) Sun's path across sky C) Earth's orbit around Sun D) Moon's orbit around Earth
A) Earth's tilt B) Earth's distance from Sun C) Solar flares D) Lunar phases
A) Indirect sunlight B) Direct sunlight C) Closer to Sun D) Farther from Sun
A) Area of 24hr sunlight/darkness B) Prime Meridian C) International Date Line D) Equator
A) Vernal Equinox B) Summer Solstice C) Autumnal Equinox D) Winter Solstice
A) Spring B) Winter (Northern Hemisphere) C) Autumn D) Summer (Northern Hemisphere)
A) Time between winter solstices B) Star position time C) Moon's orbit around Earth D) Time between vernal equinoxes
A) Regular moon positions B) Moon stops moving C) No moon visible D) Extreme moon positions
A) Moon's creation B) Earth's orbit C) Solar flares frequency D) 19 solar years = 235 lunar months
A) Lunar tides B) Volcanic eruptions C) Affecting temperature D) Earthquakes |