Cycle in Nature

Which order do the seasons happen?

• spring, summer, winter, fall, then back to spring

• spring, summer, fall, winter, then back to spring

• spring, fall, summer, winter, then back to spring

• spring, fall, winter, summer, then back to spring

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Which season usually has the hottest weather?

• spring

• summer

• fall

• winter

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Which season usually has the coldest weather?

• spring

• summer

• fall

• winter

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How long does it take Earth to orbit or revolve around the sun?

• one month

• one day

• one year

• 24 hours

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The North Pole and the South Pole are covered mostly with

• ice

• desert

• forest

• sunshine

How could seasons along the equator be described?

• Winter is very cold and summer is very hot.

• Summer is very cold and winter is very hot.

• It stays cold all the time because there isn't much sunshine there.

• It stays very warm all the time because there is much sunshine there.

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The seasons are caused by

• the tilt of the earth orbiting the sun.

• the earth staying still in space.

• the moon and the sun switching places.

• the earth being straight up and down orbiting the sun.

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A sequence of events that happens over and over again is called a

• axis

• thrive

• cycle

• hemisphere

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The cycle of daytime and nighttime is caused by

• the sun spinning around Earth.

• the moon and the sun trading places.

• the revolving of Earth around the sun.

• the rotation of Earth.

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What is special about the daylight during the spring equinox and the fall equinox?

• They have the longest days.

• They have the longest nights.

• They have equal time of light and dark.

• Earth stops rotating on these days.

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