Listening practice test 2, Grade 2 — question 19 of 27
Listen to the teacher talk about the moon.
The Moon
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Mr. Turner: Let's talk about the moon. The moon looks bright at night, but it does not make its own light. The sun shines on the moon, and the moon sends that light back to us.
Mr. Turner: The moon moves around the Earth. It takes about one month to go all the way around.
Mr. Turner: And here is a surprise. The moon is not only in the sky at night. On some clear days, you can see it in the daytime, too.
Choose the best answer.
Where does the moon's light come from?
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