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4.9A Vocabulary Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
1. Season
a)
a pattern of changing daylight and temperatures that occurs every 3 months each year
b)
to move around something
c)
how hot or cold the atmosphere near the ground is
d)
a regular sequence
e)
amount of time between sunrise and sunset
2.
2. Temperature
a)
how hot or cold the atmosphere near the ground is
b)
to move around something
c)
a regular sequence
d)
amount of time between sunrise and sunset
e)
invisible line that an object spins around
3.
3. Daylight
a)
amount of time between sunrise and sunset
b)
to move around something
c)
how hot or cold the atmosphere near the ground is
d)
a regular sequence
e)
invisible line that an object spins around
4.
4. Revolve
a)
to move around something
b)
how hot or cold the atmosphere near the ground is
c)
a regular sequence
d)
amount of time between sunrise and sunset
e)
invisible line that an object spins around
5.
5. Axis
a)
invisible line that an object spins around
b)
to move around something
c)
how hot or cold the atmosphere near the ground is
d)
a regular sequence
e)
amount of time between sunrise and sunset
6.
6. Pattern
a)
a regular sequence
b)
to move around something
c)
how hot or cold the atmosphere near the ground is
d)
amount of time between sunrise and sunset
e)
invisible line that an object spins around
7.
7. Which of the following causes Earth to experience seasons?
a)
Earth’s rotation around its axis
b)
Earth’s tilted axis as it revolves around the Sun
c)
The Moon’s revolution around Earth
d)
The order of the planets
8.
8. In which season would you expect to see the MOST amount of daylight?
a)
Spring
b)
Summer
c)
Autumn
d)
Winter
9.
9. Using the clues below, which season is being described?
a)
Spring
b)
Fall
c)
Winter
d)
Summer
10.
10. The diagram below shows a part of Earth’s revolution around the Sun. What season would location X be experiencing in the diagram?
a)
Spring
b)
Fall
c)
Winter
d)
Summer