A) "The Moon and the Sun" B) "The Masks of the Moon" C) "The New Moon" D) "The Phases of the Moon"
A) about one day B) about one week C) about one month D) about one year
A) last quarter moon. B) crescent moon. C) full moon. D) first quarter moon.
A) the amount of sunlight that lights the earth B) the amount of sunlight that lights the sun C) the amount of sunlight that lights the moon D) the amount of sunlight that lights the universe
A) crescent moon and the last quarter moon. B) full moon and the crescent moon. C) new moon and the full moon. D) first quarter moon and the last quarter moon.
A) A new moon would occur several times each month. B) The phases of the moon would be twice as long. C) The moon would have 12 different phases. D) The moon would not be seen for 27 days of each month.
A) "able to be seen." B) "changed in appearance." C) "far from sight." D) "hidden from view."
A) receives all its light from the earth. B) does not have the same appearance for more than a week. C) has more than 12 phases. D) is the same size as the earth.
A) None of the phases of the moon are as marvelous as the full moon. B) The first phase of the moon is called the new moon. C) The moon changes its appearance many times as it moves around the earth. D) A first quarter moon appears in the third phase.
A) teach the readers how to tell the difference between a new moon and a full moon. B) explain why the appearance of the moon changes. C) describe the way the moon appears daily in the night sky. D) entertain readers with a legend about the moon.
A) "occurring once a month." B) "a month with two full moons." C) "rarely feeling sad." D) "not happening often."
A) A full moon occurs twice in one month. B) The moon wears a mask on its face. C) The earth travels around the moon. D) The moon completes no more than three phases in one month. |