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When a shadow casts on another planet or satellite an event that occurs that you call a?
An eclipseAn occultation
When a planet or one of its satellites casts its shadow on another planet or satellite an event occurs that you call what?
EclipseAn eclipse, possibly.
What do you call the number that occurs most in a set of numbers?
It is the mode.
What is the function of after?
The word "after" functions as a preposition, conjunction, or adverb in English. As a preposition, it indicates a time or sequence, showing that something occurs later than another event (e.g., "She arrived after the meeting"). As a conjunction, it connects clauses to describe an event that happens following another (e.g., "We went for coffee after she finished her work"). As an adverb, it can refer to a later time (e.g., "I will call you after").
What do you call a number that occurs most ofter in a set of data?
It is called the mode
What do you call something that occurs?
An event or occurrence.
What do you call the person who makes invitations on an event planning?
An event planner is a person who makes invitations to a given event.
What do you call the repeating pattern of the nature?
a event that occurs over and over
What do you call a person that sets up an event?
A person who sets up an event is called a party planner
When a shadow casts on another planet or satellite an event that occurs that you call a?
An eclipseAn occultation
What do you call a person who is present everywhere?
OmnipresentOmnipresent
What do you call a statue to remember a person or event?
A monument
What do you call a person who draws someone at an event?
artist
When a planet or one of its satellites casts its shadow on another planet or satellite an event occurs that you call an?
planet ?
How do you call a person that thinks only about the present?
zen master
What do we call a piece of historical information from a person who was actually at an event?
diary
What do you call a brief reference to a person place thing event or idea in history or literature?
Allusion:a brief reference to a person, event, place, or phrase
