During a    moon, Earth is between the sun and the moon. So, all of the sunlit part of the moon is visible from Earth. The moon’s sunlit half, which is its    side, faces Earth’s    side. That is always the case for a full moon.Word Bank:nightdaynewfull

Sometimes the moon looks like a crescent. At other times, the moon looks like a half-circle. Why can you see the surface of the moon from Earth?Group of answer choicesThe moon gives off its own lightLight from Earth is reflected by the moon’s surfaceLight from the sun is reflected by the moon’s surfaceThe moon absorbs sunlight during the day and glows at night

What is the difference between a Full Moon and a New Moon? A Full Moon is when it lit side of the Moon is facing the Earth completely. A New Moon is when the dark side of the Moon is facing the Earth completely. A Full Moon is when the dark side of the Moon is facing the Earth completely. A New Moon is when the lit side of the Moon is facing the Earth completely.

During a quarter moon, half of the Moon is visible on Earth. Explain why it is called a quarter moon.

A new moon is when...the moon is between the sun and the Earth.all of the bright 1/2 of the moon is facing away from the Earthyou don't see the moon except for the light reflecting off the Earththe dark side of the moon is facing Earth

During a full moon, the Earth is positioned between the Sun and the Moon.Explain why the Earth doesn't usually cast a shadow on the Moon at these times.