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What is the relative position of the moon, the earth and the
sun during a lunar eclipse?
(A) The sun and the moon are in apposition
(B) The sun and moon are in conjunction
(C) The lines joining the earth and the sun and the earth
and the moon make a right angle
(D) The three make an equilateral triangle
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