10 Questions
90 Seconds
90% to Pass
10 Questions
90 Seconds
90% to Pass
We cannot see it at night. Shade the entire moon because the moon is between the Earth and the sun.
A small piece of the moon becoming visible at night. It's like a tiny crescent shape on the right, and shade the rest.
The moon is 1/4 of the way around the Earth, and half of the moon is visible. Shade the left half.
The moon appears almost full. Draw a crescent on the left and shade it in.
The Earth is between the moon and sun, and it is not blocking any light. The moon looks like it is glowing. Leave the moon blank.
The moon begins shrinking and we can see all but a small sliver. Draw a crescent on the right and shade it in.
We see half of the moon again. Shade in the right half.
The moon appears as a small crescent shape again. Draw a tiny crescent shape on the left, then shade the rest.
