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The plane of the Earth's orbit around the
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Sun, the ecliptic plane, over periods of
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hundreds of years, | |




a) |




remains fixed at an angle of 23.5° to the
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celestial equator. |




b) |




is coincident with the celestial equator,
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by definition.
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c) |




varies between angles of' +23.5 and -23.5°
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,from the celestial equator through the year,
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making an angle of 0° to the equator at
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midsummer and midwinter. - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-a) | | | | | |




remains fixed at an angle of 23.5° to the
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celestial equator. |




As the Moon orbits the Earth and we observe
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its phases, how fast does the terminator (the
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dividing line between illuminated and dark
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parts of the Moon) move across the lunar
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surface, in terms of angle of lunar longitude?
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a) |




360 degrees in about 1 year, or about 1
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degree per day. | |




b) |




360 degrees in about 1 month, or about 12
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degrees per day. | |

,c) |




The terminator will never move since the
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Moon does not rotate with respect to the
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Earth. - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-360 degrees in about 1 month, or about
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12
degrees per day. | |




The figure shows the Sun-Earth-Moon system viewed from the north.
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What is the phase of the Moon? SEE Q1A1
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1st quarter
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Full


New Moon |




3rd quarter - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-1st quarter
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The figure shows the Sun-Earth-Moon system viewed from the north.
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What time does the Moon rise?
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, Sunrise


Midnight


Noon


Sunset - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-Sunset
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The figure shows the Sun-Earth Moon system. What eclipse can be
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occurring?
No eclipse can occur
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Lunar


Solar - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-Solar
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Which of the following distances is equivalent to 5.7 ly?
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3.60 x 105 AU
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