Rotation, Revolution, and Seasons

What is an example of rotation

• When the Earth spins once on it's axis

• When the Earth goes around the sun

• When the moon goes around the Earth

• When the sun moves closer to the Earth

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What is an example of revolution?

• When the Earth spins once on its axi

• When the Earth goes around the sun

• When it changes from day to night

• When the sun moves closer tot he Earth

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What is the axis of the Earth?

• The average distance between Earth and the sun

• The time it takes the Earth to travel around the sun once

• The imaginary line form pole to pole around which the Earth spins

• The latitude on the Earth which is receiving the most direct sunlight

Which of these takes one day to complete?

• 1 rotation of the Earth?

• 1 revolution of the Earth

• 1 rotation of the sun

• 1 revolution of the sun

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Which of these takes one year to complete?

• 1 rotation of the Earth?

• 1 revolution of the Earth

• 1 rotation of the sun

• 1 revolution of the sun

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When is Earth closest to the sun?

• January

• March

• July

• November

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When it is winter here in the northern hemisphere, what season is it it Australia, in the the southern hemisphere?

• Summer

• Winter

• Spring

• Fall

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When the North Pole is tilted toward the sun, which area has the most hours of daylight?

• The arctic circle

• The tropic of cancer

• The tropic of capricorn

• The antarctic circle

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Which part of the Earth does not see a change in the seasons?

• The arctic and antarctic circles

• The tropics of capricorn and cancer

• The equator

• All areas on Earth see seasons, but not at the same time

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The equator gets more direct sunlight and the poles receive less. This means that...

• The poles are warmer than the equator

• The equator will always have longer days than the poles

• The equator is warmer than the poles

• The poles have less extreme seasons

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