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Measured against the stars, the Moon goes once round Earth in a little over:

A47 days
B27 days
C17 days
D37 days
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 27 days
1. The sidereal month measures one orbit against the stars. 2. Its length is a little over twenty seven days. 3. So the answer is 27 days. _Source: OpenStax Astronomy 2e, Chapter 4, Earth, Moon, and Sky._
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