Question

How is the moon illuminated?
It produces its own light.
It reflects light from the Sun.
It transforms energy into light.
It absorbs light from the Earth.

Answer 1

It reflects light from the Sun; The moon has phases because it orbits the Earth so you can already rule out every other answer. The moon also has no way of absorbing/producing illumination on its own.

Answer 2

By reflecting the light from the Sun, moon is illuminated. The correct option is B.

What is reflection?

Reflection of light is the feature of coming back light from the object's surface when light is incident on it.

Reflection by a plane mirror is an example along with spherical mirror's reflection.

The reflection of light occurs when a light ray gets closer a smooth polished surface and bounces back.

The incident light rays that hit the surface are reflected back. The reflected ray is the ray that swings back.

The Sun provides light to the Moon. The Moon needs to reflect the Sun's light, making it look bright in our sky in the same way that the Sun illuminates Earth. Hold the fruit at arm's length and point it at the light.

Thus, the correct option is B.

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