Review of Concepts: Earth Seasons
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What is the axis of the earth? | imaginary line showing tilt of earth at 23.5 degrees
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| How long does it take for earth to make one full rotation? | 1 day or 24 hours
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| How long does it take for earth to make one full revolution around the sun? | 1 year or 365.25 days
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| Why do we have seasons on Earth? | the tilt of earth changes the seasons and length of daytime hours
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| In which hemisphere is Texas? | Northern
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| In which hemisphere is Australia? | Southern
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| During what season does Texas have the longest length of daytime? | Summer
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| During what season does Texas have the shortest length of daytime? | Winter
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| What do we call the two longest days of the year? | Solstice
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| What do we call the two days with equal amount of daytime/nighttime? | Equinox
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| What season does Australia have when Texas is having Spring? | Fall or Autumn
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| Which direction does the Earth revolve around the Sun? | Counterclockwise (or two the left)
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| How long is each season? | 3 months
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| Which half of earth is experiencing daytime? | the side facing the sun
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