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