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Fictional community display contains T: a marked Earth place turns through a day/night model; P: named Moon lit appearance recorded as thin on archive date 2, half on 9, near-full on 16, and thin on 31; date 23 has no supplied record, whether observation happened unknown; O: a source-based caption says Earth takes about a year to orbit the Sun. Ten classroom sessions were attended. The display has not collected an actual year of sky observations, and its four appearance notes do not measure an exact 29.5 days. General physical captions need the bank's separate current primary source links.
Question 1: Match a turn, a longer Moon record and an orbit to T, P and O.
Question 2: What can P tell us? What stays unknown on date 23?
Question 3: A visitor says ten lessons prove a whole Moon cycle and Earth orbit were watched. Repair the sentence.
Question 4: Choose one longer question and a useful next record or source. Say what is still only a plan.
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