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Jeopardy!Jeopardy!
Phases of Phases of the Moonthe Moon
Moon Moon FactsFacts
EclipsesEclipses SeasonsSeasons
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Name the phase:
First Quarter or Waxing half moon
Name the phase:
Full moon
Name the phase:
Waning gibbous
Name the phase:
Waning crescent
Name the phase:
Third Quarter
The ________Theory is one way that scientist explain how the Earth’s moon was formed.
Impact
True/False:The moon both revolves on its axis and rotates around the Earth.
False
True/False:True/False:The moon’s period of revolution is about one Earth month.
True
True or False:50% of the moon is always receiving
insolation, which means it is receiving sunlight.
True
The moon contains both ________, the areas that show it has been hit by impacts from other celestial bodies, and ________, which ancient astronomers thought were the moon’s “seas.”
craters, maria
An eclipse occurs when the __________ of one celestial body falls on another.
Shadow
A ________ eclipse occurs when the Earth comes between the sun and the moon.
lunar
A ________ eclipse occurs when the moon comes between the Earth and the sun.
Solar
During this type of eclipse, the shadow of the Earth falls on the moon.
Lunar
Only a small part of the Earth can see this type of eclipse when it occurs.
Solar
The Northern and Southern hemispheres of Earth receive different seasons because of the ______ of the earth.
Tilt
Which solstice would someone in the
southern hemisphere experience during December?
summer solstice
True/False: We experience different seasons because the Earth’s orbit is an ellipse, and so the Earth is different distances from the sun throughout the year.
False
How many hours of daylight would a person in the Northern hemisphere receive on the vernal equinox?
12 hours
During what month does the “longest day” (most hours of sunlight) occur in the Northern hemisphere, and what is this day called?
June, summer solstice
Daily Double!Daily Double!
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Daily Double!Daily Double!
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Double Jeopardy!Double Jeopardy!Phases of Phases of the Moonthe Moon
Earth’s Earth’s MotionsMotions
Double Double Trouble…Trouble…
PotpourrPotpourrii
200 200200 400 200
400 400400 800 400
600 600 1200 600
800 800 1600 800
1000 1000 2000 1000
Name the phase:
First quarter OR waxing half moon
Name the phase:
full moon
Name the phase:
Waning gibbous
Name the phase:
Waning crescent
Name the phase:Name the phase:
Waning half moon; third quarter
The Earth completes one The Earth completes one ___________ every year.___________ every year.
Revolution/orbit around Revolution/orbit around sunsun
The shape of Earth’s The shape of Earth’s orbit is what?orbit is what?
An Ellipse
Earth rotates on its _________.
axisaxis
We have 365 days in a We have 365 days in a year because Earth year because Earth
___________ 365 times ___________ 365 times each year.each year.
rotates on its axisrotates on its axis
Earth’s shape is best Earth’s shape is best described as a described as a _______________._______________.
spheresphere
We know that Earth rotates We know that Earth rotates from east to west from east to west
because why?because why?
Sun rises in the east/sets in Sun rises in the east/sets in the west OR the east the west OR the east coast of the US gets coast of the US gets light before the west light before the west
coast.coast.
Humans first walked on Humans first walked on the moon in the moon in
________________ .________________ .
19691969
Unmanned US missions Unmanned US missions that were the first to that were the first to
land on the moon were land on the moon were called the ______________ called the ______________
missions.missions.
SurveyorSurveyor
The force of The force of ___________keeps the ___________keeps the moon in orbit around moon in orbit around
the Earth.the Earth.
GravityGravity
Where on the moon do Where on the moon do scientists speculate that scientists speculate that
ice can be found?ice can be found?
Impact basinsImpact basins
How was the moon formed?How was the moon formed?
debris ejected from the Earth debris ejected from the Earth following a collision with another following a collision with another
celestial bodycelestial body
Draw a diagram that shows what Draw a diagram that shows what part of the moon is part of the moon is receivingreceiving sunlightsunlight during the waning during the waning
gibbous phase. Make sure that gibbous phase. Make sure that you indicate where the sun is.you indicate where the sun is.
See diagram belowSee diagram below
True/False: As the moon goes True/False: As the moon goes through different phases, through different phases,
different amounts of sunlight are different amounts of sunlight are reaching the moon.reaching the moon.
FalseFalse
Name the phase: Name the phase:
Waxing GibbousWaxing Gibbous
What is the shape of the planets’ What is the shape of the planets’ orbits around the sun?orbits around the sun?
ellipticalelliptical
When the Earth’s moon waxes, When the Earth’s moon waxes, the sunlit fraction that we see the sunlit fraction that we see
from Earth becomes ___________.from Earth becomes ___________.
LargerLarger
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Final Jeopardy!Final Jeopardy!
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Final Jeopardy!Final Jeopardy!
Draw a diagram comparing what part Draw a diagram comparing what part of the moon receives insolation of the moon receives insolation (sunlight) and what we see from (sunlight) and what we see from
Earth, during a first quarter moon.Earth, during a first quarter moon.