chapter 12 Earth, Moon, and the Sun - Part 3

In a classroom observation, what best explains not every new or full moon?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
In a classroom observation, what best explains not every new or full moon?
Options
A. Eclipse occurrence needs precise alignment
B. It is due to a permanent change in object size
C. It occurs because Earth has no motion
D. It is caused only by changes in weather
Explanation
Not every new or full moon is explained because eclipse occurrence needs precise alignment.
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