Take This Quiz To Know How Earth's Orbit Affect The Seasons?

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  • 1. 
    Day and Night are caused by...
    • A. 

      The Earth's orbit

    • B. 

      The movement of the sun

    • C. 

      The Earth spinning on its axis

    • D. 

      The moon

  • 2. 
    Day occurs when...
    • A. 

      The Northern Hemisphere is in winter

    • B. 

      The Earth is facing the sun

    • C. 

      The sun is rotating around the Earth

    • D. 

      The Earth is facing away from the sun

  • 3. 
    One cycle of day and night lasts for  _________ hours.
  • 4. 
    Earth's orbit takes..
    • A. 

      365 days

    • B. 

      12 days

    • C. 

      300 days

    • D. 

      24 days

  • 5. 
    The seasons are a result of..
    • A. 

      The moon's gravity

    • B. 

      The tilt of the Earth's axis

    • C. 

      The Earth's gravity

    • D. 

      The Earth's temperature

  • 6. 
    The seasons are NOT produced by...
    • A. 

      Earth's revolution around the sun

    • B. 

      The tilt of the Earth

    • C. 

      How far away the Earth is from the sun

    • D. 

      None of the above

  • 7. 
    The equinox occurs when...
    • A. 

      One of the hemispheres is tilted towards the sun

    • B. 

      When the Earth has 6 months of daylight

    • C. 

      When there is much more darkness than daylight

    • D. 

      When the hours of daylight and darkness are equal

  • 8. 
    You can experience 6 months of darkness at the __________.
  • 9. 
    At the equator the hours of sunlight are....
    • A. 

      Much longer than those of darkness

    • B. 

      Equal to those of darkness

    • C. 

      Much shorter than those of darkness

    • D. 

      None of the above

  • 10. 
    The equator has...
    • A. 

      Snow and ice

    • B. 

      Varying temperatures

    • C. 

      Low temperatures

    • D. 

      High temperatures

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