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Crescent Moon Seen as less than half lit Cardinal directions North, South, East, West Axis Imaginary line of spin.

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1 Crescent Moon Seen as less than half lit Cardinal directions North, South, East, West Axis Imaginary line of spin

2 Gibbous Moon Seen as more than half lit Full Moon Seen as completely lit First Quarter Moon Seen as right half lit

3 Phase The Moon as seen from Earth Orbit One object goes around another New Moon None of seen Moon is lit

4 Solar Energy Energy from the Sun Rotation To spin in place Revolve To move around an object

5 Waxing Lit side is bigger from night to night Waning Lit side is smaller from night to night Third Quarter Moon Seen as left half lit

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