The video explores the differences in the Sun's path and angle during different seasons. It compares the March 21st Sun with the June 21st Sun, noting that the June Sun is higher and provides longer daylight. Similarly, the March Sun is compared with the December 21st Sun, highlighting that the winter Sun is lower and results in shorter days. The video emphasizes the 23-degree difference in the Sun's angle between seasons and discusses the Earth's role in these changes.

How does the angle of the June Sun compare to the March Sun?

• It is 10 degrees higher.

• It is 23 degrees higher.

• It is 23 degrees lower.

• It is the same.

Which Sun provides a longer day, March or June?

• March Sun

• Neither, they are equal

• June Sun

• Both are the same

What is the maximum height of the winter Sun above the horizon?

• 23 degrees

• 30 degrees

• 20 degrees

• 25 degrees

Which Sun rises first, the December Sun or the March Sun?

• March Sun

• Both rise at the same time

• December Sun

• Neither, they rise at different times

How much lower is the winter Sun compared to the spring Sun?

• 23 degrees

• 15 degrees

• 5 degrees

• 10 degrees

What causes the path of the Sun to change between winter and spring?

• The Earth's orbit

• The Earth's rotation

• The Earth's atmosphere

• The Earth's tilt

Which Sun sets first, the winter Sun or the spring Sun?

• Winter Sun

• Spring Sun

• Both set at the same time

• Neither, they set at different times