Patterns of motion in the sky

Every night, new stars appear from west due to Earth's rotation on its axis. (T or F)

All constellations are visible in the sky throughout the year. (T or F)

Moons and stars make their own light. (T or F)

We see different constellations in winter than in summer due to Earth's revolution around the Sun. (T or F)

Constellations have similar shapes in the sky. (T or F)

Sunlight falls on the moon's surface so, it seems bright at night. (T or F)