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Driving eastward just before sunrise, if you observe the Moon in the eastern sky, its phase must be:

Driving eastward just before sunrise, if you observe the Moon in the eastern sky, its phase must be:
A) first quarter.
B) new moon.
C) full moon.
D) waning Crescent.
E) waxing Gibbous.

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You answered my question so timely, I really value that, thank you

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