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Moon Phases, Eclipse, Tide Trivia Mrs. Gibson

How long does it take for the Earth to take one revolution?

One year

How long does it take for the Earth to make a rotation?

24 hours/ 1 day

How many high tides are there in one day?

Twice a day….every 12 hours

If the Earth was not tilted on its axis…what would change?

No seasons, same temp year round

What is another name for the “moon phases”

Lunar Cycle

How long does the Lunar Cycle take?

29.5 days….about a month

Explain the position of the Earth. Moon, and sun in a spring tide.

All in a straight line

In what moon phases can spring tides occur?

New and full

What causes the Earth’s tides?

Gravity of the moon and the relationship between the Earth, moon, and sun

Explain the relationship between the Earth, moon, and sun during neap tide.

Right angle to each other

What moon phases are in neap tide?

1st and 3rd Quarter

Explain the actual tide in a spring tide.

High tide is very high, low tide is very low High tide is very high, low tide is very low. GREATEST DIFFERENCE IN TIDES

Explain the actual tide in a neap tide.

High tide is not much higher than low tide High tide is not much higher than low tide. SMALLEST DIFFERENCE IN TIDES.

How much of the moon is always lit?

HALF OF THE MOON IS ALLLLWWWAAYYYSSS LIT!!!!!

How are the Earth, moon, and sun arranged during new moon?

Moon is directly in between Earth and Sun

What is a solstice?

Point at which the Earth is tilted as far away or toward the sun as possible

In what two seasons will we have a solstice?

Winter and summer December 21 and June 21

What is an equinox?

Point at which Earth is not tilted toward or away from sun

What two seasons have equinoxes?

Spring and Fall March 21 and September 23

During a lunar eclipse, what phase is the moon in?

Full moon

During solar eclipse, what phase is the moon in?

New moon

When progressing from full moon to new moon, is the moon waxing or waning?

Waning….getting smaller

When it is spring in the northern hemisphere, what is it in the southern hemisphere?

fall

TIME TO MAKE YOUR WAGER FOR FINAL QUESTION!!!

The final question is going to work a little different today The final question is going to work a little different today. Each team member will answer the same question on a sheet of paper….BY THEMSELVES. If the team has less than half correct answers…lose those points that you wagered. If a team gets half or more correct answers… you get your points. HERE. WE. GO.

Draw and shade the lunar cycle with the SUN AT THE RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!! GOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!