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1. What is the moon phase that is completely dark?
3. What is the moon phase that is completely lit?
5. The motion of one object around another.
7. What happens when objects from space crash into the moon?
9. The light colored streaks that extend outwards from some craters.
14. What is the moon phase that only has a small part on the left that is not showing; losing light?
15. One complete _____ means a whole day has been completed.
16. What is the moon phase that only has a small part on the left that is not showing; gaining light?
17. What is the moon phase that only has the western half of the moon lit?
19. What is a day when Earth’s rotation axis is the most toward or away from the sun?

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