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Eclipses And Tides Review
Test Description: Vocabulary Review
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) Tides that have a lower tidal range because the Sun and Moon are at a right angle. Happens 2x/month.
A
High Tides
B
Spring Tides
C
Neap Tides
D
Low Tides
2) A solar eclipse in which the Moon covers all but a bright ring around the Sun.
A
Total lunar eclipse
B
Partial Solar eclipse
C
Partial lunar eclipse
D
Annular Solar eclipse
3) An eclipse where an object is in a total shadow.
A
Total Eclipse
B
Annular Eclipse
C
Partial Eclipse
D
Full Moon
4) The dark central region of a shadow that forms an eclipse
A
Umbra
B
Penumbra
C
Shroud
D
Adumbration
5) An eclipse where only part of an object is in the shadow.
A
Partial eclipse
B
Total eclispe
C
Total concealment
D
Partial concealment
6) The difference in height between high and low tides
A
Neap Tides
B
Spring Tides
C
Wave Range
D
Tidal Range
7) A region of lighter shadow that may surround the umbra
A
Concealment
B
Adumbration
C
Umbra
D
Penumbra
8) This type of eclipse occurs during a Full Moon - the Moon becomes dark because it passes through Earth's shadow
A
Lunar Eclipse
B
Solar Eclipse Reversed
C
Solar Eclipse
D
Lunar Eclipse Reversed
9) Tides that have the greatest tidal range due to straight alignment of Sun-Moon-Earth. Happens 2x/month
A
Neap Tides
B
Low Tides
C
Spring Tides
D
High Tides
10) Occurs during a New Moon - The Sun seems to darken because the Moon's shadow falls onto part of the Earth.
A
Lunar Eclipse Reversed
B
Solar Eclipse Reversed
C
Lunar Eclipse
D
Solar Eclipse
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