The equator usually has -

warm, tropical weather all year long

cold, arctic weather all year long

The far north and south poles usually have -

cold, arctic weather all year long

warm, tropical weather all year long

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HOTSPOT QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experience
summer? Hint: Find the one where the Northern hemisphere is pointed TOWARD the sun.

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-1

HOTSPOT QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experience
WINTER? Hint: Find the one where the Northern hemisphere is pointed AWAY FROM the sun

Tags

NGSS.MS-ESS1-1

HOTSPOT QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experience
SPRING? Hint: first find the northern hemisphere's WINTER (where the northern hemisphere is pointed away from the sun). SPRING comes after WINTER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-1

HOTSPOT QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experience
FALL? Hint: first find the northern hemisphere's SUMMER (where the northern hemisphere is pointed toward the sun). FALL comes after SUMMER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-1

HOTSPOT QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experience
SUMMER?
Hint: Find the one where the SOUTHERN hemisphere is pointed TOWARD the sun.

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-1

HOTSPOT QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experience
WINTER?
Hint: Find the one where the SOUTHERN hemisphere is pointed AWAY FROM the sun

Tags

NGSS.MS-ESS1-1

HOTSPOT QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experience
SPRING?
Hint: first find the southern hemisphere's WINTER (where the southern hemisphere is pointed away from the sun). SPRING comes after WINTER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

Tags

NGSS.MS-ESS1-1

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Space - Seasons

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experience
summer? Hint: Find the one where the Northern hemisphere is pointed TOWARD the sun.

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experience
WINTER? Hint: Find the one where the Northern hemisphere is pointed AWAY FROM the sun

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experience
SPRING? Hint: first find the northern hemisphere's WINTER (where the northern hemisphere is pointed away from the sun). SPRING comes after WINTER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experience
FALL? Hint: first find the northern hemisphere's SUMMER (where the northern hemisphere is pointed toward the sun). FALL comes after SUMMER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experience
SUMMER?
Hint: Find the one where the SOUTHERN hemisphere is pointed TOWARD the sun.

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experience
WINTER?
Hint: Find the one where the SOUTHERN hemisphere is pointed AWAY FROM the sun

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experience
SPRING?
Hint: first find the southern hemisphere's WINTER (where the southern hemisphere is pointed away from the sun). SPRING comes after WINTER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experience
FALL? first find the southern hemisphere's SUMMER (where the southern hemisphere is pointed toward the sun). FALL comes after SUMMER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

In the winter, we might experience 9 hours of (a) and (b) hours of darkness in one complete day. The combined daily hours of daylight and darkness always equal (c) hours.

In the summer, we might experience 15 hours of (a) and 9 hours of (b) in one complete day. The combined daily hours of daylight and darkness always equals (c) hours.

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Space - Seasons

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experiencesummer? Hint: Find the one where the Northern hemisphere is pointed TOWARD the sun.

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experienceWINTER? Hint: Find the one where the Northern hemisphere is pointed AWAY FROM the sun

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experienceSPRING? Hint: first find the northern hemisphere's WINTER (where the northern hemisphere is pointed away from the sun). SPRING comes after WINTER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experienceFALL? Hint: first find the northern hemisphere's SUMMER (where the northern hemisphere is pointed toward the sun). FALL comes after SUMMER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experienceSUMMER? Hint: Find the one where the SOUTHERN hemisphere is pointed TOWARD the sun.

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experienceWINTER? Hint: Find the one where the SOUTHERN hemisphere is pointed AWAY FROM the sun

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experienceSPRING?Hint: first find the southern hemisphere's WINTER (where the southern hemisphere is pointed away from the sun). SPRING comes after WINTER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experienceFALL? first find the southern hemisphere's SUMMER (where the southern hemisphere is pointed toward the sun). FALL comes after SUMMER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

In the winter, we might experience 9 hours of ​ (a) ​ and ​ (b) hours of darkness in one complete day. The combined daily hours of daylight and darkness always equal ​ (c) hours.

In the summer, we might experience 15 hours of ​ (a) and ​ 9 hours of ​ (b) in one complete day. The combined daily hours of daylight and darkness always equals ​ (c) hours.

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Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experience
summer? Hint: Find the one where the Northern hemisphere is pointed TOWARD the sun.

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experience
WINTER? Hint: Find the one where the Northern hemisphere is pointed AWAY FROM the sun

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experience
SPRING? Hint: first find the northern hemisphere's WINTER (where the northern hemisphere is pointed away from the sun). SPRING comes after WINTER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

Which position shows the proper placement for the Northern hemisphere to experience
FALL? Hint: first find the northern hemisphere's SUMMER (where the northern hemisphere is pointed toward the sun). FALL comes after SUMMER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experience
SUMMER?
Hint: Find the one where the SOUTHERN hemisphere is pointed TOWARD the sun.

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experience
WINTER?
Hint: Find the one where the SOUTHERN hemisphere is pointed AWAY FROM the sun

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experience
SPRING?
Hint: first find the southern hemisphere's WINTER (where the southern hemisphere is pointed away from the sun). SPRING comes after WINTER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

Which position shows the proper placement for the SOUTHERN hemisphere to experience
FALL? first find the southern hemisphere's SUMMER (where the southern hemisphere is pointed toward the sun). FALL comes after SUMMER. Use the arrows to decide which comes next.

In the winter, we might experience 9 hours of (a) and (b) hours of darkness in one complete day. The combined daily hours of daylight and darkness always equal (c) hours.

In the summer, we might experience 15 hours of (a) and 9 hours of (b) in one complete day. The combined daily hours of daylight and darkness always equals (c) hours.