EMS 1.4 (3/23) Exit Ticket
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5 questions
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Student CFS:- Correct Moon light/dark shape chosen in online model
- Correct Moon shading drawn in written model
- Optional: Add Earth’s Shading!
Student CFS:
- Correct Moon light/dark shape chosen in online model
- Correct Moon shading drawn in written model
- Optional: Add Earth’s Shading!
1
CFS:- describes the relationship between light and the moon’s appearance
- describes the cause and effect relationship between the sun’s light and illuminated objects
Vocabulary:- Terminator
- Sun
- Moon
- Illuminate
Why is there a border between light and dark on the Moon?
CFS:
- describes the relationship between light and the moon’s appearance
- describes the cause and effect relationship between the sun’s light and illuminated objects
Vocabulary:
- Terminator
- Sun
- Moon
- Illuminate
Why is there a border between light and dark on the Moon?
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Could the half of the Moon that faces Earth ever be completely dark in any of these diagrams? What evidence do you have to support your claim?
DO NOT COMPLETE
Could the half of the Moon that faces Earth ever be completely dark in any of these diagrams? What evidence do you have to support your claim?
DO NOT COMPLETE
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CFS:- describes the relationship between light and the moon’s appearance
- describes the cause and effect relationship between the sun’s light and illuminated objects
Vocabulary:- Terminator
- Sun
- Moon
- Illuminate
Why is there a border between light and dark on the Moon?
CFS:
- describes the relationship between light and the moon’s appearance
- describes the cause and effect relationship between the sun’s light and illuminated objects
Vocabulary:
- Terminator
- Sun
- Moon
- Illuminate
Why is there a border between light and dark on the Moon?
1
Could the half of the Moon that faces Earth ever be completely dark in any of these diagrams? What evidence do you have to support your claim?
Could the half of the Moon that faces Earth ever be completely dark in any of these diagrams? What evidence do you have to support your claim?