Why can half a Moon be called a quarter? Try six short questions, explain your reasoning, then compare it with the notes. This is self-practice, not an exam or an automatic grade.
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A friend says: “It is first quarter, so only a quarter of the Moon’s visible disk is bright.” What would you correct?
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