Chapter 1. 142 The Moon in Orbit

Map Learning Exercises
Question 1 of 3

The Moon in Orbit

Where's the Full Moon?

There are four "Moon locations" in this image. Click on the image of the Moon that represents a Full Moon, as viewed from Earth.
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