FullmoonDuring whichphase of themoon does alunar eclipseoccur?  NewmoonDuring whichphase(s) doesthe moon godark?  IlluminateTo shine lighton an objectand make itvisibleThat is howlong it takesmoon toorbit earthWhy does ittake one monthto see the fullpattern of moonphases?  The halffacingthe sunWhich half ofthe moon isilluminatedby the sun?LunareclipseThe blocking ofsunlight to themoon that occurswhen Earth isdirectly between thesun and the moon  MoonphasesThe shape ofthe illuminatedpart of the moonas it appearsfrom Earth  TrueLight fromthe suntravels instraightlines.Free!SolareclipseOccurs when theMoon passesdirectly between theSun and Earth andcasts a shadowover part of Earth.  QuartermoonWhen one-halfof theilluminated sideof the Moonfaces Earth.  FalseThere is no patternto the position ofthe moon, so it'simpossible topredict theupcoming moonphases.The sunlights upthe moonThe moonlights upbecause...About1monthHow long doesit take to seethe full patternof moonphases?  Themoon’sorbit is atan angleWhy don'tlunar eclipsesoccur everymonth  OrbitThe nearly circularpath a small object(moon) travelsaround a largerobject (Earth)  ½ ofitHow much ofthe moon isalmost alwaysilluminated bythe sun?  FullmoonDuring whichphase of themoon does alunar eclipseoccur?  NewmoonDuring whichphase(s) doesthe moon godark?  IlluminateTo shine lighton an objectand make itvisibleThat is howlong it takesmoon toorbit earthWhy does ittake one monthto see the fullpattern of moonphases?  The halffacingthe sunWhich half ofthe moon isilluminatedby the sun?LunareclipseThe blocking ofsunlight to themoon that occurswhen Earth isdirectly between thesun and the moon  MoonphasesThe shape ofthe illuminatedpart of the moonas it appearsfrom Earth  TrueLight fromthe suntravels instraightlines.Free!SolareclipseOccurs when theMoon passesdirectly between theSun and Earth andcasts a shadowover part of Earth.  QuartermoonWhen one-halfof theilluminated sideof the Moonfaces Earth.  FalseThere is no patternto the position ofthe moon, so it'simpossible topredict theupcoming moonphases.The sunlights upthe moonThe moonlights upbecause...About1monthHow long doesit take to seethe full patternof moonphases?  Themoon’sorbit is atan angleWhy don'tlunar eclipsesoccur everymonth  OrbitThe nearly circularpath a small object(moon) travelsaround a largerobject (Earth)  ½ ofitHow much ofthe moon isalmost alwaysilluminated bythe sun?  

Earth, Moon, & Sun - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. During which phase of the moon does a lunar eclipse occur?
    Full moon
  2. During which phase(s) does the moon go dark?
    New moon
  3. To shine light on an object and make it visible
    Illuminate
  4. Why does it take one month to see the full pattern of moon phases?
    That is how long it takes moon to orbit earth
  5. Which half of the moon is illuminated by the sun?
    The half facing the sun
  6. The blocking of sunlight to the moon that occurs when Earth is directly between the sun and the moon
    Lunar eclipse
  7. The shape of the illuminated part of the moon as it appears from Earth
    Moon phases
  8. Light from the sun travels in straight lines.
    True
  9. Free!
  10. Occurs when the Moon passes directly between the Sun and Earth and casts a shadow over part of Earth.
    Solar eclipse
  11. When one-half of the illuminated side of the Moon faces Earth.
    Quarter moon
  12. There is no pattern to the position of the moon, so it's impossible to predict the upcoming moon phases.
    False
  13. The moon lights up because...
    The sun lights up the moon
  14. How long does it take to see the full pattern of moon phases?
    About 1 month
  15. Why don't lunar eclipses occur every month
    The moon’s orbit is at an angle
  16. The nearly circular path a small object (moon) travels around a larger object (Earth)
    Orbit
  17. How much of the moon is almost always illuminated by the sun?
    ½ of it