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A) bright.
B) seasonal.
C) circumpolar.
D) celestial.
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A) 6 A.M.
B) 9 A.M.
C) noon
D) 6 P.M.
E) midnight
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A) Your friend will see a gibbous Moon.
B) Your friend will also see a crescent Moon.
C) Your friend will see a first quarter Moon.
D) Your friend won't see the Moon tonight,because it is up only in the morning.
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A) As Earth goes around the Sun and Earth's axis remains pointed toward Polaris,the Northern and Southern hemispheres alternately receive more and less direct sunlight.
B) The tilt of Earth's axis constantly changes between 0 and 23 1/2°,giving us summer when Earth is tilted more and winter when it is straight up.
C) Earth's distance from the Sun varies,so that it is summer when we are closer to the Sun and winter when we are farther from the Sun.
D) Seasons are caused by the influence of the planet Jupiter on our orbit.
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A) altitude and direction (or azimuth) .
B) meridian and longitude.
C) latitude and direction.
D) latitude and longitude.
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A) increasing the size of Earth's orbit
B) speeding up Earth's rotational motion
C) slowing down Earth's rotational motion
D) speeding up the precession of Earth's axis
E) getting away from streetlights
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A) new
B) first quarter
C) full
D) third quarter
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A) latitude 40 degrees north.
B) latitude 50 degrees south.
C) latitude 40 degrees south.
D) longitude 40 degrees.
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A) daytime in Sydney,Australia.
B) midnight in Sydney,Australia.
C) midnight in Los Angeles.
D) midday in Rio de Janeiro,Brazil.
E) midnight everywhere.
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A) the planet moves backwards (clockwise as viewed from above Earth's north pole) in its orbit of the Sun.
B) the planet appears to rise in the west and set in the east,rather than the usual rising in the east and setting in the west.
C) over many days or weeks,the planet moves westward relative to the stars,rather than the usual eastward relative to the stars.
D) the planet is getting closer to the Sun in its orbit.
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A) brighter.
B) dimmer.
C) higher in the sky.
D) lower in the sky.
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A) the roughly 6-month period between eclipse seasons
B) the 18-year cycle over which the pattern of eclipses repeats
C) the period between total solar eclipses
D) the period between a total solar eclipse and a total lunar eclipse
E) the period between eclipses
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