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9 15 20 25 510 Lunar Phases Seasons Tides Eclipses Word! 5 5 5 5 10 15 20 25 20 Team 1 Team 2 Team 3 Team 4 Team 5 Team 6

10 Topic 1 Question for 5 Points What does lunar mean? Show Answer

11 Topic 1 Answer for 5 Points moon Back to Board

12 Topic 1 Question for 10 Points Why does the appearance of the moon change? Show Answer

13 Topic 1 Answer for 10 Points As the moon revolves around the Earth, the part of the moon that reflects sun back to the earth changes. Back to Board

14 Topic 1 Question for 15 Points Why can’t we see the new moon? Show Answer

15 Topic 1 Answer for 15 Points The moon is between the earth and the sun. Sunlight reflects off the moon back to the sun (not Earth) Back to Board

16 Topic 1 Question for 20 Points Draw a diagram of the moon, Earth, and Sun during a NEW MOON Show Answer

17 Topic 1 Answer for 20 Points Back to Board Sun moon Earth

18 Topic 1 Question for 25 Points Show Answer D B AC Identify the moon phases at each location indicated

19 Topic 1 Answer for 25 Points Back to Board D B CA A – new moon B – 3 rd quarter C – full moon D – 1 st quarter

20 Topic 2 Question for 5 Points What causes seasons? Show Answer

21 Topic 2 Answer for 5 Points The tilt of the Earth Back to Board

22 Topic 2 Question for 10 Points What is the degree of the tilt of Earth’s axis? Show Answer

23 23.5° Topic 2 Answer for 10 Points Back to Board

24 Topic 2 Question for 15 Points Define rotation and revolution. What is Earth’s period of rotation and revolution? Show Answer

25 Topic 2 Answer for 15 Points Rotation – spinning of an object on its axis 23 hours 56 minutes Revolution – the orbit around the sun 365 ¼ days Back to Board

26 Topic 2 Question for 20 Points Why do we have a Leap Year? Show Answer

27 Topic 2 Answer for 20 Points Earth revolves around the sun in 365 ¼ days. Every 4 years a day is added to the calendar to make up for the 4 quarters. Back to Board

28 Topic 2 Question for 25 Points Show Answer A B C D Identify the seasons in each location

29 Topic 2 Answer for 25 Points Back to Board A B C D

30 Topic 3 Question for 5 Points What causes tides? Show Answer

31 Topic 3 Answer for 5 Points The force of gravity from the moon (mostly) and the sun Back to Board

32 Show Answer Topic 3 Question for 10 Points What are the two types of tides?

33 Topic 3 Answer for 10 Points Spring and neap Back to Board

34 Show Answer Topic 3 Question for 15 Points What moon phases occur during a spring and a neap tide?

35 Topic 3 Answer for 15 Points Spring – new and full Neap – 1 st and 3 rd quarter Back to Board

36 Show Answer Topic 3 Question for 20 Points Draw a diagram of a spring and a neap tide. Include the position of the Earth, moon, and sun in each.

37 Topic 3 Answer for 20 Points Back to Board

38 Topic 3 Question for 25 Points Describe 3 differences between a spring and a neap tide. Show Answer

39 Topic 3 Answer 25 points Spring tide – largest tidal range, new and full moons, every 14 days, sun, earth, and moon aligned in a straight line Neap tide – smallest tidal range, 1 st and 3 rd quarter moons, sun, earth, and moon aligned at 90° angles Back to Board

40 Topic 4 Question for 5 Points True or False? Eclipses occur EVERY month during a new or a full moon. Show Answer

41 Topic 4 Answer for 5 Points False Back to Board

42 Topic 4 Question for 10 Points What are the 2 types of eclipses? Show Answer

43 Topic 4 Answer for 10 Points solar and lunar Back to Board

44 Topic 4 Question for 15 Points What part of the sun is seen during a solar eclipse? Show Answer

45 Topic 4 Answer for 15 Points The corona Back to Board

46 Topic 4 Question for 20 Points Draw a diagram of a lunar and a solar eclipse showing the position of the earth, moon, and sun Show Answer

47 Topic 4 Answer for 20 Points Back to Board

48 Topic 4 Question for 25 Points Show Answer Why don’t eclipses happen every month?

49 Topic 4 Answer for 25 points Back to Board The moon’s orbit is tilted. The orbits of the Sun, Moon, and Earth don't lie in the same plane

50 Topic 5 Question for 5 Points The spin of a planet on its axis Show Answer

51 Topic 5 Answer for 5 Points Rotation Back to Board

52 Topic 5 Question for 10 Points A planet’s orbit around the sun Show Answer

53 Topic 5 Answer for 10 Points revolution Back to Board

54 Topic 5 Question for 15 Points The difference between high and low tide Show Answer

55 Topic 5 Answer for 15 Points Tidal range Back to Board

56 Topic 5 Question for 20 Points Characterized by equal numbers of daylight and night time hours Show Answer

57 Topic 5 Answer for 20 Points equinox Back to Board

58 Topic 5 Question for 25 Points Characterized by unequal daytime and night time hours Show Answer

59 Topic 5 Answer for 25 Points Solstice Back to Board

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61 “Big Points” Question Show Answer 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321 How would seasons, tides, and eclipses be affected if Earth was further from the sun?

62 Big Points Back to Board Seasons – we would still have seasons because of the Earth’s tilt. If we were further from the sun the temperatures during those seasons would be colder Tides – we would still have a high tide and a low tide every day (twice a day) but the tidal range would be a little smaller because the gravity from the sun also affects tides Eclipses – We would still have eclipses.


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