Winter: What Causes Winter?

The video explains the causes of seasons, focusing on Earth's movement around the sun. It describes Earth's spherical shape and its tilt on an axis, which remains constant as it orbits the sun. The Northern Hemisphere's tilt away from the sun results in winter, characterized by minimal sunlight and cold weather.

What is the primary cause of the changing seasons on Earth?

• The distance of Earth from the sun

• The shape of Earth's orbit

• The movement of Earth around the sun

• The speed of Earth's rotation

How is Earth described in terms of its shape?

• Flat

• Cubical

• Spherical

• Cylindrical

What remains constant as Earth orbits the sun?

• The speed of Earth's orbit

• The tilt of Earth's axis

• The distance from the sun

• The shape of Earth's orbit

During winter, how is the Northern Hemisphere oriented in relation to the sun?

• Tilted away from the sun

• Tilted towards the sun

• Parallel to the sun

• Perpendicular to the sun

What is the characteristic of the Northern Hemisphere during winter?

• It has the longest days

• It receives the least sunlight

• It has the warmest weather

• It receives the most sunlight