Inv. 4-5 Quiz Remediation

Look at the graph. Which plot line most likely shows data for dry soil?

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At what time were the materials moved to the shade?

• 40 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 20 minutes

• 80 minutes

Look at the diagram. Select the letter showing summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

• 1

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• 3

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Seattle receives more daylight in June than San Francisco because:

• Seattle is located at a higher latitude than San Francisco, resulting in longer daylight hours during summer solstice.

• San Francisco is closer to the equator, which results in shorter daylight hours during summer solstice.

• Seattle has a different time zone that affects the amount of daylight it receives.

• San Francisco experiences more cloudy days, reducing the amount of daylight.

Why does Seattle have more daylight hours than San Francisco on June 20?

• Seattle is farther away from the equator than San Francisco

• Seattle is closer to the ocean than San Francisco.

• Seattle has a higher longitude than San Francisco.

• Seattle has more cloud cover than San Francisco.

Seattle and San Francisco both receive 12 hours of daylight on March 23rd because:

• They are located on the equator.

• It is the spring equinox.

• They are in the same time zone.

• The Earth is tilted towards the sun.

Look at the table showing the amount of daylight San Francisco, California (latitude 38° North) and Seattle, Washington (latitude 48° N) get. Why do both cities receive 12 hours of daylight on March 23rd?

• Both cities are experiencing the spring equinox.

• Both cities are experiencing the spring solstice.

• Both cities are the same elevation.

The reason for the seasons is...

• The Earth is tilted on its axis as it orbits the sun.

• The Earth is closer to the sun at some points in its orbit and farther away at other points

• The Earth rotates every 24 hours

• The Earth's equator becomes larger.

The North Pole always points towards.....

• the North Star

• the sun

• Mars

• the moon