Урок английского по теме «Celestial Phenomena» (B1–B2)

1. The colourful lights we see near the North Pole are called _____.
2. A ring of light that sometimes appears around the Moon is called a _____.
3. A huge cloud of gas and dust in outer space is known as a _____.
4. The point in the sky directly above your head is the _____.
5. Very high clouds that shine at night are called _____.
6. A very bright meteor that explodes in the sky is a _____.
7. When the Moon blocks the Sun, we call this event a solar _____.
8. A group of stars that forms a recognizable pattern is a _____.
9. Thin, wispy clouds found at high altitude are called _____ clouds.
10. Dark grey clouds that bring rain are known as _____ clouds.
11. A narrow beam of light is called a _____ of light.
12. The two days of the year when day and night are equal in length are called _____.
13. The longest and shortest days of the year are known as _____.
14. A sudden burst of energy from the Sun's surface is called a _____.
15. Very bright light that makes it difficult to see is called _____.
16. The explosion of a star at the end of its life is a _____.
17. The galaxy that contains our Solar System is called the _____.
18. The line where the Earth seems to meet the sky is the _____.
19. The soft light in the sky after sunset or before sunrise is called _____.
20. The layer of the atmosphere above the troposphere is the _____.