In a lunar eclipse, the moonGroup of answer choicesCasts a shadow on EarthIs between Earth and the sunBlocks part of the sun from viewIs in Earth’s shadow

During a lunar eclipse, the moon can become either partially or entirely dark. The outer, or penumbral, shadow is an area when Earth blocks    of the sun’s rays from reaching the moon. In contrast, the inner, or umbral, shadow is a region where Earth blocks    direct sunlight from reaching the moon.Word Bank:partall

Solar and lunar eclipses occur because the Sun's light is____________________________________.Group of answer choicesBlockedRefractedReflectedAbsorbed

A lunar eclipse occurs when the Moon moves into the Earth's _____________________________.Group of answer choicesAxisOrbitShadowRotation sequence

The Penumbra isthe outer portion of the moon's shadowformed by the tangent that intersects between the sun and the moonboth (a) and (b)None of the above

When the size of the lighted part of the moon’s near side is decreasing, the moon isGroup of answer choicesAnnularWaningFullWaxing