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What does equinox mean. a. longer days and shorter nights. b
What does equinox mean? a. longer days and shorter nights b. shorter days and longer nights c. equal days and nights
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ANSWER EQUAL DAYS AND NIGHTS
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What does summer solstice mean?
a. longer days and shorter nights b.shorter days and longer nights c. equal days and nights
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ANSWER longer days and shorter nights
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What does winter solstice mean?
a. longer days and shorter nights b. shorter days and longer nights c. equal days and nights
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ANSWER b. shorter days and longer nights
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The Earth is split into two parts based on the Equator
The Earth is split into two parts based on the Equator. What are the names of the two parts? a. Southern and Eastern Hemisphere Northern and Southern Hemisphere Northern and Western Hemisphere d. Eastern and Western Hem
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ANSWER Northern and Southern Hemisphere
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Where are the hottest places located near?
a. the prime meridian b. the equator
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ANSWER NEAR EQUATOR
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The Earth rotates on its’ what?
a. axis b. equator
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ANSWER AXIS
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It takes approximately how many hours for the Earth to rotate once fully around?
a c. 18 b d. 24
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ANSWER 24
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ANSWER What direction does the Earth rotate?
a. clockwise b. counterclockwise
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ANSWER counterclockwise
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we get day and night due to the Earth’s what?
a. rotation on its’ axis b. revolution around the sun
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ANSWER rotation on its’ axis
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It takes about how many days for the Earth to revolve around the Sun?
a c b d
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ANSWER 365.25
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The diagram shows four possible positions of the Earth as it travels around the Sun. One complete trip of the Earth around the Sun - a. is a rotation c. occurs in a day b. is a revolution d. occurs in a season
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ANSWER REVOLUTION
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The Northern Hemisphere would most likely experience summer conditions when the Earth is at -
a. position A c. position C b. position B d. position D
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ANSWER position C
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The diagram provides evidence that the Earth -
a. changes tilt each day c.rotates yearly b. maintains the same tilt d.revolves daily
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maintains the same tilt
ANSWER maintains the same tilt
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The movement of the Earth spinning on its axis -
a. occurs in a month c. is a rotation b. occurs in a year d. is a revolution
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ANSWER is a rotation
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How long does it take the Earth to rotate once on its’ axis?
a. 1 day c. 1 month b. 1 week d. 1 year
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ANSWER 1 day
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How long does it take the moon to revolve once around the Earth?
a. 1 day c. 1 month b.1 week d. 1 year
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ANSWER: It take approximately 1 month for the moon to revolve around the Earth
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If the north pole is pointed toward the Sun, what season is it in the northern hemisphere?
a. winter c. summer b. spring d. fall
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ANSWER The northern hemisphere is receiving direct sunlight
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If the north pole is pointed away from the Sun, what season is it in the northern hemisphere?
a. winter c. summer b. spring d. fall
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ANSWER The northern hemisphere is receiving less direct sunlight
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how long does it take for the Earth to revolve around the Sun?
a. 1 day c. 1 month b. 1 week d. 1 year
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ANSWER It takes approximately 365 days - 1 year
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How many times does the moon revolve around the Earth in a year?
a. 1 c. 12 b. 10 d. 24
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ANSWER t takes 1 month for the Earth to revolve once around the Earth, which means 12 times since we have 12 months in a year
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What causes the Earth’s seasons?
a. tilt only c. tilt and movement b. movement only
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ANSWER Earth’s seasons are caused by the tilt of the Earth and it’s revolution around the Sun
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The phase of the moon that could replace letter Y in the diagram is ---
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ANSWER full moon
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The phase of the moon that could replace letter X in the diagram is ---
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ANSWER NEW MOON
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During phase X of the lunar cycle, the moon reflects ---
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ANSWER LITTLE TO NO LIGHT
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Which of these answers best describes the revolution and rotation periods of the moon?
a. 29 day revolution, 1 day rotation c. 365 day revolution, 1 day rotation 29 day revolution, 29 day rotation d. 365 day for both
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ANSWER same revolution as rotation that is why we see only one side of the moon
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The moon rotates on its axis at ____________ rate it orbits the Earth.
a. the same rate c. a faster rate b. a slower rate
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SAME RATE: that is why you only see one side of the moon
ANSWER SAME RATE: that is why you only see one side of the moon
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Over the period of _____ days the moon goes through a series of phases.
a c. 365 b. 29
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ANSWER 29
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We see the __________ light of the Sun on the moon.
a. refracted b. reflected
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ANSWER REFLECTED: moon reflects the light of the Sun
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What is it called when the moon apears to increase in size?
a. waxing b. waning
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ANSWER WAX ON
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What kind of tide is being shown?
Neap b. spring
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ANSWER new moon phase - spring
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What kind of tide is being shown?
a. neap b. spring
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quarter moon phase - neap
ANSWER quarter moon phase - neap
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During this moon phase, the tides are what?
a.high high tides and low low tides b.low high tides and high low tides
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ANSWER new moon phase - spring - tides are very high during high tide and very low during low tide
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high high tides and low low tides b. low high tides and high low tides
During this moon phase, the tides are what? high high tides and low low tides b. low high tides and high low tides
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ANSWER quarter moon phase - neap - tides are low during high tide and high during low tide
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What is a limitation, does not show, of this model?
a. the number of items in our solar system c. appearance of the planets direction of rotation d. order of the planets
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ANSWER DIRECTION OF ROTATION
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