Moon's Magic: Changing Shapes in the Sky
Questions:
5
Grade:
3
Words:
108
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The moon is a magical friend in the sky. It doesn’t always look the same. Sometimes, it’s round like a pizza – a Full moon. Other times, it’s dark and hides as a New moon. It can also appear as a thin slice – a Crescent moon. These changes are called phases. They happen because the moon orbits, or circles, the Earth. As it moves, sunlight hits it differently. That’s why we see different shapes! Did you know, these phases guide sailors and farmers? They watch for Full moons and New moons. Isn't that amazing? The moon is like a big, bright calendar in the sky!
Question 1
What does the word 'phases' refer to in the context of the moon?
A
Different shapes of the moon
B
Different colors of the moon
C
Different sizes of the moon
D
Different temperatures of the moon
E
Different distances of the moon from the Earth
Question 2
What does the moon do that causes its phases?
A
Changes color
B
Spins
C
Orbits the Earth
D
Hides behind the Earth
E
Blinks
Question 3
Who uses the phases of the moon as a guide?
A
Teachers
B
Doctors
C
Sailors and farmers
D
Chefs
E
Artists
Question 4
What does the moon look like during its Full moon phase?
A
Dark
B
Thin slice
C
Round like a pizza
D
Half circle
E
Triangle
Question 5
What does the moon look like when it is a New moon?
A
Bright and round
B
Half circle
C
Thin slice
D
Dark
E
Triangle
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