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Module 4 Year 6

The document provides a 45-minute assessment on eclipses of the Sun and Moon. It includes 25 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions about the causes of eclipses and the positioning of the Sun, Moon, and Earth during different eclipse events. Example questions ask about the object that blocks light during a lunar eclipse, the sequence of phases in a solar eclipse, and properties of light that enable eclipses to occur. Diagrams illustrate the positioning of celestial bodies for different eclipse types.

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Module 4 Year 6

The document provides a 45-minute assessment on eclipses of the Sun and Moon. It includes 25 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions about the causes of eclipses and the positioning of the Sun, Moon, and Earth during different eclipse events. Example questions ask about the object that blocks light during a lunar eclipse, the sequence of phases in a solar eclipse, and properties of light that enable eclipses to occur. Diagrams illustrate the positioning of celestial bodies for different eclipse types.

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Module 4- The Earth & Universe

SECTION A
Answer all questions. Every question is followed by four answer A, B, C and D. Choose the correct answer. Then, blacken your answer on the answer sheet provided. The suggested time for this section is 45 minutes. If you are unable to answer a question, proceed to the next question.

The eclipse of the Moon occurs when light from the Sun is blocked by A B C D the Earth the Moon the stars the clouds

The Eclipse of the sun occurs when light from the Sun is blocked by A B C D the Earth the stars the Moon the clouds

The diagram shows several positions of the Moon during an eclipse of the Moon. X Y Z

Which of the following is true? X Partial eclipse Partial eclipse No eclipse No eclipse Y Total eclipse No eclipse Partial eclipse No eclipse Z No eclipse Total eclipse Total eclipse Total eclipse

A B C D

Which of the following phenomena are caused by the Earth and Moon revolving around the Sun, and the Moon revolving around the Earth? I II III IV A B C D Phases of the Moon Eclipse of the Moon Eclipse of the Sun The occurrence of day and night I and IV only II and III only I, II and III only I, II, III and IV

Which of the following occurrences is not related to the eclipse of the Sun? A B C D Rotation of the Earth around the Sun Rotation of the Moon around the Earth Light travels in a straight line Rotation of the Earth own its own axis

An enclipse of the Moon occurs when I II III A B C D the Moon is between the Earth and the Sun the Moon, the Earth and the Sun lie in a straight line the Moon passes through the Earths shadow I and II only I and III only II and III only I, II and III

Which of the following would be observed by a person on Earth during a total Eclipse of the Sun? I II III A B C D The Sun totally blocked out The sky becomes dark as night as night There is slight fall in temperature I and II only I and III only II and III only I, II and III

The diagram shows the change in the Moons shape that is observed during an eclipse of the Moon.

A total eclipse of the Moon occurs at ... A B C D P R S T

Figure shows the position, Moon and Earth.

Sun

Earth

Moon

What phenomenon occurs when the Sun, Earth and Moon are in the arrangement as in the figure above ? A B C D Eclipse of the Sun Eclipse of the Moon Four seasons in a year Occurrence of the monsoon season

10

The diagram shows a simulation of an eclipse of the Moon.

torch

globe table tennis ball

Which of the following observations are true? I II III IV A B C D Light is blocked by the globe. The table tennis ball reflects light. The table tennis ball lies in the shadow of the globe. Part of the table tennis ball is covered by the shadow of the globe. III only I and III only II and IV only I, II and III only

11

The diagram shows an eclipse of the Moon.

Y X

What will happen when the Moon moves from X to Y? A B C D The Moon cannot be seen at all. The Moon reflects the sunlight to the Earth. The Moon looks dark grey or brown. The Moon looks brighter.

12

Which of the following occurs during an eclipse of the Sun? A B C D The Moon lies in the shadow of the Earth. The Moons shadow covers part of the Earth. The Moons surface reflects sunlight. Sunlight is totally blocked by the Moon.

13

The diagram shows an eclipse of the Sun.

Sun Moon

Earth

Which of the following about areas P and Q are true? A B C D 14 P No eclipse Total eclipse Total eclipse Partial eclipse Q No eclipse No eclipse Partial eclipse Total eclipse

Which of the following is the safe way to observe an eclipse of the Sun? A B C D Observe by using a telescope Observe with the naked eye Observe the shadow in water Observe the reflection on a mirror Which of the following statements is true about the eclipse of the Moon? A B C D The Sun is between the Moon and the Earth The Earth is between the Moon and the Sun The Moon is between the Sun and the Earth The Moon is between the Sun and the Star

15

16

Eclipse of the Sun occurs because the shadow of the _____ is formed on the surface of the _______. A B C D Earth, Moon Sun, Earth Moon, Earth Moon, Sun

17

The diagram shows the total eclipse of the Sun.

What is X in the diagram shown above? A B C D 18 Sun Earth Moon Moons shadow

The diagram shows an eclipse of the Sun.

Sun

Earth X Moon
Diagram 8

Which of the following about the situation in the area labelled X are true? I II III A B C D X becomes very dark. A total eclipse of the Sun can be observed from X. The Moon appears to be shining from X. II only I and II only I and III only I, II and III

19

Which of the following causes an eclipse of the Sun? A B C D The Moon reflects sunlight. Sunlight is blocked by the Earth. The Moon lies between the Sun and the Earth. The Earth lies between the Sun and the Moon.

20

During the eclipse of the Moon, sunlight is blocked by an opaque object. What is the opaque object? A B C D The Earth The Moon The Sun A satellite

21

Which of the following properties of light causes eclipse to occur ? A B C D Light can pass through opaque line Light gives out heat Light can be reflected Light travels in straight line

22

Which of the following is true about the eclipse of the Sun phenomenon? I II III IV A B C D The Earths temperature increases A crescent Moon is clearly seen in the sky The Sun is hidden for a short while The Moon is in between the Earth and the Sun in a straight line I and II only I, II and IV only III and IV only I, II, III and IV

23

The diagram shows the different phases of the eclipse of the Sun.

Which of the following shows the correct sequence of the phase ? A B C D P, R, S, T, Q P, Q, S, R, T P, S, Q, T, R P, T, R, Q, S

24

During the eclipse of the Moon, how are the Sun, the Moon and the Earth aligned? A
Sun Earth Moon

B
Sun Earth Moon

C
Sun Eart h Moon

Sun Moon Earth

25

During the total eclipse of the Sun, a person observing the eclipse is in the A B C D darker part of the Earths shadow lighter part of the Earths shadow darker part of the Moons shadow lighter part of the Moons shadow

26

In which position is the Moon in the umbra area?


I II III I IV

A B C D

I II III IV

27

The eclipse of the Sun may happen when the Moon is in position
S P Q R

A B C D 28

P Q R S

The eclipse of the Moon occurs.. A in the morning B in the afternoon C in the evening D during night-time

29 The Earth blocks sunlight from reaching the Moon The Moon looks reddish, dark grey or brown

A B C D

the eclipse of the star the eclipse of the Earth the eclipse of the Moon the eclipse of the Sun

30

Which characteristic of light contributes to the occurrence of eclipses? A B C D It shines brightly It travels in straight lines It is easily refracted It is easily absorbed

SECTION B Answer all questions. 1 Fill in the blanks with the correct words. a For an eclipse to occur, the Sun, the Moon and the Earth must be in a _________________ line.

The eclipse of the Moon occurs when the _____________ is between the ___________ and the ______________ and the three of them lie in a straight line. ( 4 marks)

Draw the actual position of the Moon and the Earth according to the phenomena given.

Eclipse of the Moon

Eclipse of the Sun

( 6 marks)

The diagram shows an investigation carried out by a group of pupils.

Torchlight

globe

table tennis ball

(a)

What is represented by the i the torchlight : ______________________________________________ : ____________________________________________ ( 3 marks) ii table tennis ball : ____________________________________________ Iii globe

(b)

What is the aim of the investigation? _____________________________________ _______ ( 2 marks)

(c)

What causes a shadow of the table tennis ball fall on the globe? ____________________________________ _______ ( 1 mark) State two properties of light that cause a shadow of the table tennis ball to fall on the globe. i __________________________________________________________ ii ___________________________________________________________ ( 2 marks)

(d)

(e)

Based on the investigation, explain how an eclipse of the Sun occurs.

_______________________________________________

________
( 2 marks)

The diagram shows the positions of the Sun, Earth and Moon.

Sun

Moon

Sun Earth

Moon Earth P Q

(a) Explain why the phenomenon of eclipse does not occur at P. ______________________________________________________ (1 mark) (b) What eclipse occurs at Q? ________________________ ( 1 mark) (c) State three reasons to explain why the phenomenon of eclipse occurs at Q. i ii iii _____________________________________ ______________________________ ______________________________ (3 marks)

The diagram shows the positions of the Sun, the Earth and the Moon during the eclipse of the Sun.

Sun Earth Moon

(a)

Name the phenomenon shown in the diagram. __________________________________________________________ ( 1 mark )

(b)

State the characteristic of the Moon that causes this phenomenon. __________________________________________________________ ( 1 mark )

(c)

What is the conclusion that can be made? __________________________________________________________ ( 1 mark )

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