chapter 12 Earth, Moon, and the Sun - Part 2

In a classroom observation, which statement about the Moon’s same visible face is correct?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
In a classroom observation, which statement about the Moon’s same visible face is correct?
Options
A. The moon’s same visible face is explained only by clouds
B. The moon’s same visible face remains completely motionless
C. The moon’s same visible face produces its own light in all cases
D. The moon’s same visible face results from matching rotation and revolution periods, causing one side generally facing Earth
Explanation
The moon’s same visible face results from matching rotation and revolution periods; this explains one side generally facing Earth.
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