Ch 20 Flashcards

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What causes tides

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The gravitational pull of the sun and moon

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What causes phases of the moon to change

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The moons revolution around the earth

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What causes the seasons

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The Earth’s tilt around its axis

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4
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List moon phases in sequence starting with the new moon

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New moon
Waxing crescent
First-quarter
Waxing gibbous 
Call moon
Waning Gibbous 
Third-quarter
Waning crescent
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5
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Draw a lunar eclipse

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Can you drawl a lunar eclipse?

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Draw a solar eclipse and label it

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Can you draw solar eclipse?

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7
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List of facts about a solstice

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Solstice starts in summer or winter the earth is there towards or away from the sun and it starts in June and December

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8
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List facts about the equinox

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Starts in March and September in the spring or fall and has equal amount of light and dark

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9
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Define waxing and waning moon

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Waxing see more and more of the moon and waning you see less and less.

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Where is a total eclipse visible? In the moons Umbra or penumbra

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The total eclipse is visible in the Umbra

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Study the diagram on page 730

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The picture is the sun in the middle and the degrees of the earth around its orbit. The December solstice 113.5°, the September equinox at 90°, the June solstice is at 66.5° in the march equinox is at 90°.. This is the position of the earth rotating on its axis

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