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An imaginary line through the center of an object.
B) axis
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The phase of the Moon when a thin part of the Moon's near side is sunlit.
B) crescent moon
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An imaginary line that circles the Earth halfway between the North and South Poles.
B) equator
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The phase of the Moon when all of the Moon's near sde is sunlit.
C) full moon
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The phase of the Moon when the Moon's near side appears totally dark.
B) new moon
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Changes in the amount of sunlight that reaches the side of the Moon that faces Earth as the Moon orbits Earth.
a) phase of the moon
b) seasons
c) time changes
phases of the moon
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The phase of the Moon when half of the Moon's near side is sunlit.
A) quarter moon
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To move in a path around another object.
C) revolve
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To turn on an axis.
C) rotate
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One of the four parts of the year - spring summer, fall and winter.
A) season
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The phases of the Moon when a decreasing amount of the Moon's near side is sunlit.
B) waning moon
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The phases of the Moon when an increasing amount of the Moon's near side is sunlit.
A) waxing moon
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The way the Moon looks when seen from Earth are the _________.
phases of the moon
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An imaginary line through the center of an object is called a/an _________.
axis
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When all of he Moon's near side is sunlit, it is a/an _________.
full moon
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An imaginary line that circles Earth halfway between the North and South Poles is the _______________.
equator
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When the Moon's near side receives no sunlight, it is a/an ____________.
new moon
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To move in a path around another object is to ___________.
revolve
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When half of the Moon's near side is sunlit it is a/an ___________.
quarter moon
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Spring, summer, fall and winter are each a/an __________.
season
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To turn on an axis is to ___________.
rotate
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