Part D If you have a printer, print all of your Moon phase drawings from tasks 1 and 2. The full Moon is the one that appears as a bright white circle. Starting with the full Moon, cut out every fourth drawing (or redraw them on paper) so you have eight paper circles. Each circle represents a primary phase of the Moon. You'll use these paper circles during this simulation. Start the simulation by following these steps. If you don't have a lamp, do part e of this task instead. Place a lamp with the shade removed in the middle of a room. The room should be lit only by the lamp. Poke a pencil into the white foam ball so it looks like a lollipop. Face the lamp and extend the ball directly in front of you, raising the sphere enough so you can also see the lamp. ( Stay safe: Do not look directly into the light.) Observe which part of the ball is dark and which is light. Refer to your cutouts and place the corresponding cutout (phase) on the floor in front of you. Stand in the same position, and move your extended arm counterclockwise about