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3. Time’s Up During a Solar Eclipse this type of tide occurs. $100

4. Spring Tide $100

5. Time’s Up This is the force that causes tides on the Earth $200

6. The Moon’s gravitational pull $200

7. Time’s Up These kinds of tides occur during a 1 st or 3 rd quarter moon $300

8. Neap Tides $300

9. Time’s Up During Spring tides, the Sun, Moon, and Earth are in this position $400

10. A line $400

11. Time’s Up During these, tidal ranges are the smallest $500

12. Neap Tides $500

13. Time’s Up Only during this phase can Lunar Eclipses can be seen. $100

14. Full Moon $100

15. Time’s Up This kind of tide occurs during a solar eclipse $200

16. Spring Tides $200

17. Time’s Up This is why a solar eclipse occurs $300

18. Moon blocks out the Sun and casts a shadow on the Earth $300

19. Time’s Up This is the reason why eclipses don’t occur every month $400

20. The orbit of the Moon is not in the same plane as the orbit of the Earth $400

21. Time’s Up This is the phase that occurs during a Solar Eclipse $500

22. New Moon $500

23. Time’s Up True or False: The Moon generates its own light. $100

24. False$100

25. Time’s Up This describes when the lit up portion of the Moon is increasing in view $200

26. Waxing$200

27. Time’s Up When the Moon’s left hand half is lit up when viewed from the Earth $300

28. 3 rd Quarter $300

29. Time’s Up This is the phase the Moon is in during a Solar Eclipse $400

30. New Moon $400

31. Time’s Up The light appears and grows when it is waxing $500

32. Towards the left $500

33. Time’s Up These happen because one hemisphere is the more tilted towards the sun $100

34. Solstices$100

35. Time’s Up The tilt of this imaginary line is what causes the seasons $200

36. Axis of Rotation $200

37. Time’s Up This is how long the time period is between the spring equinox and the summer solstice $300

38. Three months $300

39. Time’s Up This occurs when both hemispheres are equally tilted towards the sun $400

40. Equinox$400

41. Time’s Up When the Northern Hemisphere is tilted further away from the Sun’s light, this season occurs $500

42. Winter$500

43. Time’s Up A dark area on the Moon is still called this, even though it’s not a body of water $100

44. Mare/Maria$100

45. Time’s Up The Moon is made up of this kind of rock $200

46. Igneous$200

47. Time’s Up The Earth and the Moon have these three structures in their interior $300

48. Crust, Mantle, Core $300

49. Time’s Up This is the current theory on how the Moon was formed $400

50. A large object hit the Earth and a drop of the Earth cooled off and formed the Moon $400

51. Time’s Up This is approximately how long the Moon’s core’s diameter is $500

52. 700 km/400 miles $500

53. Time’s Up This is what has the same amount of sunlight at all dtiemees $100

54. The Moon $100

55. Time’s Up This is how old some of the surface rock of the Moon is $200

56. 4.5 billion years $200

57. Time’s Up This is what has the same amount of sunlight shining on it at all times $300

58. Equinox$300

59. Time’s Up How far is the Moon from the Earth? $400

60. 138,000 miles $400

61. Time’s Up What is the largest object in our solar system? $500

62. The Sun $500