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Choose the best explanation which describes the alignment of the Earth, Sun, and Moon during a lunar eclipse.
Question 5 options:


The Moon must travel behind the Sun, which occurs during a waxing gibbous.


The Moon must sit between the Sun and the Earth, which occurs during a waning crescent.


The Earth must sit between the Moon and the Sun, which occurs during a full moon.


The Earth must travel behind the Sun, which occurs during a new moon.

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Answer:

The Earth must sit between the Moon and the Sun, which occurs during a full moon.

Explanation:

The moon cannot appear red without light.

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