Understanding the Four Seasons

The video explains the four seasons: summer, autumn, winter, and spring, detailing their characteristics. It explores why seasons occur due to Earth's rotation, tilt, and orbit around the sun. The video also discusses how seasons differ between the northern and southern hemispheres and explains why equatorial regions do not experience distinct seasons, having only wet and dry periods.

Why do different countries experience different seasons at the same time?

• Due to the Earth's magnetic field

• Because of the Earth's distance from the sun

• Due to the Earth's rotation and tilt

• Because of the moon's phases

Which season is characterized by the hottest weather and longest days?

• Autumn

• Winter

• Spring

• Summer

What happens to the leaves of trees during autumn?

• They change color and fall off

• They become evergreen

• They produce more flowers

• They grow larger

Which season is known for cold weather and longer nights?

• Spring

• Summer

• Autumn

• Winter

What is the Earth's rotation?

• The Earth spinning around its axis

• The Earth moving around the sun

• The Earth tilting back and forth

• The Earth moving closer to the moon

How does the Earth's tilt affect the seasons?

• It affects the Earth's magnetic field

• It changes the distance between the Earth and the sun

• It allows different parts of the Earth to receive varying amounts of sunlight

• It causes the Earth to spin faster

What imaginary line divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres?

• The Equator

• The Tropic of Cancer

• The Prime Meridian

• The Arctic Circle

What is the Earth's movement around the sun called?

• Revolution

• Oscillation

• Precession

• Rotation

Why do countries near the equator not experience distinct seasons?

• They are too far from the sun

• They have a different atmosphere

• They receive almost the same amount of sunlight throughout the year

• They are affected by the moon's gravity

What are the two main climate periods in equatorial countries?

• Summer and Winter

• Rainy and Dry seasons

• Spring and Autumn

• Hot and Cold seasons